Parallels is already working on emulating it

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Parallels is already working on emulating it

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We’re busy seeing everything coming with macOS Monterey, but the rivals have a new system in the works as well. Windows 11 was introduced recently, not without causing some controversy, and it will become macOS’s main competitor along with its predecessor Windows 10.

But what if we have a Mac and want to use this Windows 11? Well the only thing you will need is a little patience because from Parallels they have already confirmed that work to emulate Windows 11 on Mac. His own VP of Engineering, Nick Dobrovolskiy, confirmed this to iMore.

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At the moment, the engineering team is busy reviewing all the changes to Windows 11 over its predecessor and taking into account that we are currently facing a insider preview and that there is still a long way to go before this system is reliable and offers all the new features it has promised.

The application could already boast of performance with the arrival of the M1 chip, with which it has adapted well and reaching 30% speed by emulating Windows 10. With Windows 11, an ironic fact will happen: even through Parallels, with him we can run Android apps on our Macs. There will be those who will do it just for the sake of being able to do it.

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Regarding the possibility of running Windows 11 natively with a tool like Boot Camp, for the moment it is still impossible on Macs with an M1 chip. We are still waiting for Microsoft to release an optimized version of this system for ARM architectures. This is something that Linux, for example, has already achieved in its kernel.

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