Windows 11 ARM Runs Surprisingly Fast in a UTM Virtual Machine on the Apple M1

The latest operating system from Microsoft has garnered significant attention since its release, and one of the most interesting aspects of it is the ability to run Windows 11 ARM on Apple devices. For users who have grown accustomed to installing virtualization software like Parallels on their Apple M1 devices, running Windows 11 ARM emulation has become a possibility.

The interest in running Windows 11 ARM with Parallels dates back to last summer, as users were eager to explore the gaming experience that this combination would offer. Since then, we've seen the latest operating system installed on a wide range of devices, from smartphones to NUCs. It's no surprise, therefore, that people are equally interested in running it on their Apple PCs using Virtual Machines (VM).

In fact, Microsoft's new operating system has been particularly well-received since its unveiling, and even before that, there was significant buzz around the possibility of running Windows 11 ARM on Apple devices with the help of VMs. The combination of Parallels and the Apple M1 chip has made it possible to run Windows 11 ARM in a UTM virtual machine, which has been met with surprisingly fast performance.

Overall, the ability to run Windows 11 ARM on Apple devices using Parallels is an exciting development that offers users new possibilities for gaming and other applications. With its fast performance and seamless integration with Apple PCs, this technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we use our devices.

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