It’s official: your Intel Mac won’t get macOS 27, with macOS Tahoe 26 marking the end of an era

• It’s been confirmed that Intel Macs won’t be supported with macOS 27
• Only four Mac models with Intel CPUs are supported by macOS Tahoe anyway, but that’ll be the final upgrade for those machines
• Those devices will at least receive security updates for a further three years

If you’ve got a Mac with an Intel CPU, we now know that macOS Tahoe 26 is the end of the line for your device (assuming that it supports macOS 26 in the first place, and you can check that here).

TechRadar can confirm that information on Intel compatibility was provided at the WWDC Platforms State of the Union keynote, and macOS Tahoe will be the last version of Apple’s desktop OS to support any Mac with an Intel processor.

Another way of putting this is that when macOS 27 arrives next year, it will ...