Apple announced a lot of new features in today’s WWDC stream, but news from one follow-up meeting heralds the end of an era. MacOS 26, also known as macOS Tahoe, will be the last version of the operating system to work on Macs powered by Intel Processors. Tahoe-supporting Intel Macs will get full access to all the new features, and they’ll still get security updates for the next three years. By 2028, though they’ll be out of the Apple ecosystem.
The first Apple Silicon processor launched in 2020. Since then, Apple has run all
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