Apple's upcoming macOS 27 Golden Gate will exclusively support Apple silicon Macs, leaving Intel-based models behind. The compatible devices include the MacBook Neo (2026), MacBook Air (2020 and later), MacBook Pro (2020 and later), iMac (2021 and later), Mac mini (2020 and later), Mac Studio (2022 and later), and Mac Pro (2023). The move to drop Intel support reflects Apple's ongoing transition to its own silicon architecture. macOS 27 will introduce advanced features powered by Apple Intelligence, available on the MacBook Neo with A18 Pro and models with M1 chips or newer. Notably, some features will require M3 chips and a minimum of 12GB of unified memory. The release of macOS 27 is anticipated this fall, with the first developer beta already available and more beta releases planned prior to the public launch. Users are encouraged to check for updates via the iClarified app or their social media channels.