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To: Art Bechhoefer who wrote (212877)6/10/2024 3:18:53 PM
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> Yes, the new OS will run on the M chip, but not on the older Intel chips.

It's just the AI features that won't run on the most recent Intel Macs. My 2019 Intel iMac will run macOS Sequoia but not the AI features of it. The 2017 iMac Pro can also use it.

> Conversely, older files created with older systems on the Intel chip may not be compatible with the new software.

I'm not sure what you mean, what types of files? I don't remember seeing anything in the keynote related to file types not being compatible.
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