When you need to check what's in a potential phishing email, run a locked-down virtual machine for safety, as explained here.

Video and audio don't appear to sync correctly when played back in a macOS VM on an Apple silicon host. Have you noticed the same or similar problems?

Latest Geekbench performance figures for macOS VMs, and testing of how few cores and how little memory is really needed: could you run a macOS VM usefully on a MacBook Neo?

Virtualising macOS, Linux and Windows on Intel Macs has been relatively straightforward, and device support left to the developer. That won't work for Apple silicon Macs. This explains what happens, its strengths and limitations as a result.

Virtualised Master Control Rooms seem destined to add a new tier of opportunity to live production, but issues around interoperability and latency mean mass-adoption is unlikely to be just around the corner

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The issue focuses on the new technology shaping the media industry: IP, artificial intelligence, the Media eXchange Layer, 5G; hears how the team at NASA+ prepared for the launch of Artemis II, and discovers how sound adds to the realism of HBO Max's The Pitt

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In Ventura, VM disk performance was poor, with write speeds of 0.7 GB/s. How fast is it now in macOS 26.4, and how does using FileVault affect it? Plus a note on problems with BSIs in VMs.

Do you still need Rosetta to translate Intel code so it runs on Apple silicon? With macOS 26.4, Rosetta warnings will start, telling that it won't be available for much longer.