Apple no longer sells Intel Macs, and that could mean the end of macOS updates soon

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By Filipe EspósitoJun 8, 2023, 6:17 pm1k ptsTrendingTop
After a very long wait, Apple finally announced a new version of the Mac Pro powered by the M2 Ultra chip. As a result, the transition to Apple Silicon is now complete, and the company no longer sells any Intel Macs. For users, this could mean that it won’t take long before macOS drops support for Intel Macs.…

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