Microsoft announced that it has finally made Teams available for Apple Silicon Macs. According to Microsoft’s Anupam Pattnaik, “Mac customers will see a noticeable increase in speed, assuring effective use of device resources and an improved Teams experience even when utilizing several high-resolution displays during calls or meetings.”
Nearly two years have passed since Apple unveiled its initial Silicon-powered M1 handsets. Teams has so far used Rosetta 2 translation, which has led to performance problems including sluggish startup times, latency, and more. Running Teams as a progressive web app, which needs the Microsoft Edge Mac browser, has been one solution.
Soon when Silicon-powered Macs were introduced, more Microsoft applications, including as the Office suite, were accessible. However, the business didn’t begin beta testing a version of Teams that was tailored for the new CPUs until April.
The updated versions of Team will be made available as a universal binary that works flawlessly with Macs with Intel and Silicon processors. You will need to wait a little longer though, as Microsoft intends to distribute it “in increments over the following months.”
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