Microsoft Teams just released an update for Apple Silicon chips

For a little less than two years, the world of computing has seen the rapid emergence of a new arrival in the world of chips: Apple. Present in the world of computing since the 1980s, the Apple brand has been collaborating with Intel for years.

A partnership which finally ended in November 2020, when Apple presented its new MacBook Air, Pro and Mac mini. The Apple brand's devices were for the first time equippedof an “Apple Silicon” chip. The latter should allow the Cupertino company to break free from Intel and offer significantly more powerful products.

A new chip that wreaks havoc

But the arrival of these new chips did not only mean good things for Apple. Indeed, by having chosen an architecture very far from what Intel was doing, Apple took developers around the world by surprise and during the presentation of M1, the first “Made in Apple” chip, no one was ready.

Aware of having moved against the tide, Apple announced the arrival of a software solution upon the release of this new chip,Rosetta, which made it possible to “translate” application information so that they could work even with an M1 chip.

While this proved effective, users quickly became fed up with the loss of performance and applications, one by one, were forced to turn to Apple's new architecture. Today, 18 months after the release of M1, there are few applications that still do not have a version designed for the Apple chip.

Microsoft Teams finally updated

But until a few days ago it was still the caseMicrosoft Teamswhich has just made the famous update. In a press release accompanying the news from Microsoft, the smile is there, at least on the front. The brand says it is “delighted to bring this update to its Mac users”.

Still according to the brand's press release, all Mac users should be entitled to an automatic update in the coming weeks allowing them to discover a Microsoft Teams application optimized for Apple's new Macs.