![]() ![]() Also people who have just spent a small fortune on a shiny new ARM Mac can get grumpy about not having a native ARM binary to run on it. That may not seem like a lot, but it is significant on processor intensive applications such as my own data wrangling software, which often processes datasets with millions of rows through complex sequences of merging, splitting, reformatting, filtering and reshaping. ![]() The emulation works very well, but is quoted to be some 20% slower than running native ARM binaries. In the process it has provided an emulation layer (Rosetta2) to ensure that the new ARM Macs can still run applications created for Intel Macs. Apple has transitioned Macs from Intel to ARM (M1/M2) chips. ![]()
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