Apple @ Work: Parallels Desktop 27 brings OpenGL 4.3 and AI acceleration to Apple Silicon

Apple has unveiled the M6 and M5 Ultra chips, with the M6 debuting in a new Mac mini as the first 2nm processor. The M5 Ultra arrives in a refreshed Mac Studio, representing the most powerful chip ever created. Simultaneously, Parallels Desktop 27 enhances virtualization on macOS for Apple Silicon. This update introduces a new Metal-based graphics driver and OpenGL 4.3 support for Windows virtual machines, further improving performance and AI acceleration for professional users.