The system was developed for new processors
The macOS Big Sur operating system was presented at WWDC 2020, and at the presentation on November 10, the release date of the final version was announced – November 12.
The new system was designed for the new Apple M1 processors and offers the best user experience possible. It is optimized for both simple tasks and time-consuming processes.
All Apple programs are optimized for the new Apple M1 processor, including Logic Pro for audio and Final Cut Pro for video – they are versatile.
The system will also support universal applications developed for iOS and iPadOS. We have already said that support will be native, but developers will be able to disable access to applications and games from computers.
In the recent event, Apple showed its Mac mini on its ARM-chip M1.
Developers who have been honored to test computers running macOS Big Sur with the new Apple M1 processor say application launch speeds are blazing fast.