Intel Macs are officially donezo.

Last year at WWDC, Apple revealed that macOS Tahoe will be the last version of the operating system to support Intel-based Macs. Support for Intel Macs is being phased out because Apple wants to put all of its focus and innovation on Apple silicon machines.

As expected, artificial intelligence (AI) is hogging the limelight at WWDC, and the technology will be used in the new version 27 OSs for Apple devices, with on-device foundation models from Google and servers using the privacy-preserving Private Cloud Compute.

Apple’s WWDC26 keynote at 1 p.m. ET gives developers, investors and consumers a first look at the company’s next software updates across iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV and Vision Pro. The event is expected to focus heavily on artificial intelligence and the next generation of Apple operating systems.

Apple dived headfirst into the AI pool during last year’s Worldwide Developers Conference, announcing ambitious plans for its so-called “Apple Intelligence” initiative built around a revamped Siri. But it turned out Apple's pool didn’t have much ...

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During Apple’s late-90s struggles with profitability, it made a few overtures toward licensing its software to other computer manufacturers, while at the same time trying to modernize its operating system, which was threatening to slip behind Windows.