Running Windows on Mac is only the beginning. Fusion is simple enough for home users and powerful enough for IT professionals, developers and businesses. The company has an amazing app for Intel Macs, and users would love to use the same features on faster M1 Macs.VMware Fusion gives Mac users the power to run Windows on Mac along with hundreds of other operating systems side by side with Mac applications, without rebooting. It is used for graphics-intensive applications and gaming needs, supports eGPUs, runs containers and Kubernetes clusters, connects to ESXi or Center Servers, and supports macOS Big Sur.Īs M1 Macs do not support Bootcamp, there is a lot of demand for virtualization software, and VMWare should really jump on the opportunity. VMWare Fusion is a popular solution for virtualizing operating systems on Macs. That said… my test MBA (8c, 16GB) is currently running 5 VMs, each with 4 cores and 8GB of RAM and not breaking a sweat… I'm VERY pleased with things… He has been running 5 virtual machines, each with 4 cores and 8GB of RAM, without his M1 MacBook Air (8 cores, 16GB memory) breaking a sweet. Windows 10 for ARM runs faster in Parallels on M1 Mac, than it does natively on Surface Pro X.ĭespite no official announcement, Michael shared a hint of what to expect in terms of performance from VMWare Fusion from M1 Mac. This is why Parallels has already gone ahead and released its update that supports Apple Silicon, and the performance results are amazing. This does not make a lot of sense to us as we all know that Windows 10 for ARM is available as an Insider build that anyone can download and use, without breaking any terms. Windows for ARM is not officially available for customers to purchase, and users might be violating EULA by using it, which is why VMWare has not announced a press release.
Michael’s reason for not talking about “future stuff” was to do with legalities. The account is well monitored but Legal has issues with us talking about future stuffs… So we've been largely quiet about it, but we're working through that. Progress update coming soon… Next week probably :) 2022 Apple product releases that missed the mark: iPhone SE 3, M2 MacBook Pro, and more.
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