The update should bring an optimised performance, though the team hasn't mentioned anything about the boost in the tweet. The team said the native support for Mac ARM64 devices is available in the Canary channel that gets all the newest releases, including the stable ones.

We will keep you posted, as a full-on release should not be too far out.Microsoft Edge browser with native support is now available for Apple Silicon, the Edge developers team has announced via Twitter. Rather, it's a direct download, so it appears that Microsoft is quietly testing it. The link we've shared for the M1 version of Teams isn't listed on Microsoft's website. Even the OneDrive sync client is optimized, too. The Microsoft Edge web browser is already optimized, as well as the Microsoft Office suite of apps. The Teams app is now what Apple calls a 'Universal' app, which are apps that are specially coded for the ARM-based M1 chip as well as Intel processors.Īpple's M1 chip first hit the scene back in 2020, and since then, Microsoft has worked to optimize its apps for Macs with ARM-based silicon. While Teams on M1 Macs was never as slow as it is on Windows, this should mean that the M1 optimized version of Teams should be a lot faster than the current version coded for Intel Macs. Spotted by Neowin, Microsoft has just released a new Apple M1 optimized version of Teams, though it's still in beta.Īvailable for download on Microsoft's website, (warning, direct download link!) the beta version of this Teams app no longer runs under Rosetta 2 emulation. If you're a Teams user with an Apple Mac that has an M1 chip, we've got some good news for you.

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