The first beta of macOS 27 Golden Gate is seriously impressing testers with its stability and performance levels, along with vital interface changes.

We got an up-close look at the new Siri AI in action on multiple platforms, and, even in dev beta, the power and promise are unmistakable.

It's an end of an era: Apple no longer supports any Mac with an Intel chip, as it quietly announces that macOS 27 Golden Gate will only work with devices with Apple silicon sold after 2020.

Can't wait for macOS 27 Golden Gate? Then you can try out the developer beta, but be warned: installing it can be a somewhat involved (and costly) process, but we’ll walk you through all the steps required.

Tim Cook's final WWDC keynote as Apple CEO included confirmation that macOS 27 Golden Gate is coming for Macs and MacBooks — but it won't be a revolutionary release.