A few days ago, it was confirmed that Windows 10 could run on the new MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and MacBook Mini. Apple's vice president of software engineering, Craig Federighi, noted that while they had all the tools needed to run Windows 10 on the newer Macs with the M1 chip, "pure virtualization" was the answer.
Graf shared a tweet indicating the truth. He wrote: “Who said Windows won't run well on Apple Silicon? It's so fast
Graf also referred to Hypervisor, as the framework used to develop virtualization, which together with QEMU allowed it to emulate Windows on ARM without much of a problem.
Before arriving at the new method, the alternative tool for carrying out this process was CrossOver 20, although it was not completely effective.
With all this, the question that arises is, how fast is Windows 10 so fast on the new Mac M1s, and what does this mean for Microsoft?
We are certain that the possibility of running Windows 10 in the new Macs with the M1 chip represents a great relief to Apple and Microsoft alike. After all, they have users who need both OS on the same computer and so far the users have not received a satisfactory offer. Even if it does not come from Microsoft, this method may meet your needs.
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