macOS Golden Gate Ends Rosetta 2 Intel App Support
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Apple's macOS 27 Golden Gate will be the final operating system version to support Intel-based applications through Rosetta 2 translation technology, marking the end of an era that began with Apple's transition to Apple Silicon processors. The phasing out of Rosetta 2 support was confirmed across multiple reports between June 10-15, 2026, with Apple signaling that future macOS versions will no longer run legacy Intel applications. Parallels announced guidance for Desktop users affected by the change, helping customers prepare for the transition as the company closes the chapter on Intel app compatibility.