But it doesn’t support something as complex as an x86 virtual machine… yet.īut I set up a couple VMs on here, and I’ll show you how to do it, and what you need to know. It’s so well designed and tightly integrated with the hardware that some x86 applications run faster on the M1 than they do on Intel Macs. This stands to reason: The M1 is an ARM processor and nearly everything running on this machine uses Rosetta translation technology to translate x86_64 instructions to ARM. But the one thing it doesn’t do that I need it to: virtualization. It does much of what I need it to do well. I immediately put a bunch of miles on it. In January I picked up an Apple M1 Mac Mini. You can too by taking the same excellent training I took. I just became an AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner.
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