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Can virtual box run on the apple silicon M1 chip? If not, what software that act like virtual box, can run on the apple silicon M1 chip? Currently, I'm using macbook pro early 2015 and I'm planning to buy new one.
MacBook Pro
AungZan wrote:
Can virtual box run on the apple silicon M1 chip? If not, what software that act like virtual box, can run on the apple silicon M1 chip? Currently, I'm using macbook pro early 2015 and I'm planning to buy new one.
Open source is going to lag behind the curve a bit, however...
new Parallels Desktop
We switched Parallels Desktop to universal binary and optimized its virtualization code; and the version that we are eager to try on these new MacBook Air, Mac mini and MacBook Pro 13" new M1 SoC
AungZan wrote:
Can virtual box run on the apple silicon M1 chip? If not, what software that act like virtual box, can run on the apple silicon M1 chip? Currently, I'm using macbook pro early 2015 and I'm planning to buy new one.
Open source is going to lag behind the curve a bit, however...
new Parallels Desktop
We switched Parallels Desktop to universal binary and optimized its virtualization code; and the version that we are eager to try on these new MacBook Air, Mac mini and MacBook Pro 13" new M1 SoC
Thank you for your reply. Can I also use the 64bits OS with new Parallels Desktop or only ARM OS? Cause I'm using centos 64bits with virtual box on my current mac.
No. Apparently they are focusing on virtualization, not emulation, so you will have to run an ARM variant of Windows, Linux, etc.
Virtual Box on apple silicon
