Parallels Launches Trial of x86 Linux and Windows Virtual Machines on Apple Silicon

2025-01-14

Parallels Desktop 20.2 has officially debuted, offering a sneak peek into its 64-bit x86 emulation technology tailored for Apple Silicon users. This latest update tackles the hurdle of running x86_64 virtual machines and Windows applications seamlessly. Furthermore, the new version bolsters the Apple Intelligence writing tool's functionality, making it readily available within Windows applications to enhance productivity. Leveraging its exclusive emulation engine, Parallels Desktop 20.2 supports Windows 10, 11, and Linux systems, empowering developers to develop and test 32-bit Windows applications without relying on Rosetta translation, thereby offering remarkable convenience.

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