As notes, no virtualization solution will run Intel virtual machines on M1/M2 Macs. Migrating from an Intel Mac to an Apple Silicon (M1/M2) Mac has some things you have to beware of if you have been using Fusion on your Intel Mac.
VMWARE FUSION M1 RELEASE DATE UPGRADE
What generation of Mac mini and what versions of macOS and Fusion were running on that Mac mini before you upgraded it and the upgrade "bricked" it? Is it still bricked, or were you able to resuscitate it? That's not the result of a product that's at risk.they've done serious engineering on - I'm curious about the bricking of your Mini. I'm really encouraged by the performance on the M1's - it's handled everything I've thrown at it VM wise, and never skipped a beat. In some ways that'd be a good thing.we almost have it today anyway if you want to keep current on MacOS, so we might as well just accept that - there will be some griping, but it makes a lot more business sense.Īnd agree, now that we have a TP that works on a Ventura host, we'll probably see some form of release in October - certainly by the end of the year. I do suspect that we'll see Fusion move to a subscription model as Broadcom has already telegraphed that they want to do that for all the VMWare assets. The only reason they didn't have win11 support sooner was legal/license - they were absolutely interested in providing it, and fully understand the market. I suspect that some of the reason we've seen slower releases is because they're moving towards much more common code across the portfolio. I'll chime in with a bit more speculation.
VMWARE FUSION M1 RELEASE DATE SOFTWARE
However from statements I’ve seen them make in other media, VMware seems to view desktop virtualization as complementary to their existing on-prem and cloud offerings, especially in software development. Unlike some competitors whose business literally depends on them betting on desktop hypervisors, VMware (/Broadcom) does not seem to have that attitude. My personal guess is we’ll see it not long after Ventura is released so that VMware has a chance to check for last-minute changes snuck into Ventura that might break anything. Typically we see new releases of Fusion around the time Apple releases a new macOS version. they have hinted at a release “later this year”.they have invested in Windows 11 support for both Fusion and Workstation as evidenced in the latest Tech Preview versions for both products.they have invested in the creation of 3 releases of the Tech Preview for Fusion on Apple Silicon over the last year.VMware does not comment on the content and release dates for future products -at least to the general public.
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