VMware Fusion 13 will work on Intel-powered as well as Arm-based Macs. VMware's latest Fusion 13 for macOS devices will allow Apple's computers to essentially run Microsoft's Windows 11 operating system inside a virtual machine. Previously, on Intel-powered Macs, you can dual-boot into Windows with Apple's Boot Camp support. After Apple dropped Boot Camp support with its transition to Arm-based architecture on the Mac, the only way to get Windows on a Mac is now through virtual machine.Windows 11 on Arm can run legacy Windows programs, including win32 and 圆4 applications, with its built-in emulator. VMware's support for Windows 11 on Arm will give the platform a boost. These Mac systems include those with Apple's M1 and M2 processor families, including the iMac, Mac Studio, Mac mini, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro.Arm-based Mac devices can now run the Arm-based version of Windows 11 inside a virtual machine with VMware's Fusion 13 software.
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