Guest post by Nicolas Ponce, VP of Operations & Security, Addigy
While the majority of Parallels® Desktop users run Windows in Parallels Desktop, a growing group of users run macOS in Parallels Desktop. This can be an...
Guest blog post by Dmitry Geynisman, Product Manager at Parallels
You might have heard the BIG news from Google about the early access release of Chrome OS Flex – a “standalone” version of Google’s OS that can be...
Parallels® Desktop for Mac is a fantastic way to run Power BI on M1 and Intel-based Mac computers. That said, because Microsoft has not yet released an official Power BI desktop for Mac, users must use Windows virtualization to run it.
Parallels...
(Note: this promotion is now over.)
It’s officially time to start preparing for the holidays and focus all your energies on the shopping extravaganza. So, how excited are you for...
“TPM” is not something talked about in the Mac community, so it is not surprising if you don’t know about it. However, that all changed this summer.
In this blog post, I will present a short overview...
As the expression goes, “May you live in interesting times.”
This is such an interesting time to be a Parallels® customer: macOS Monterey release imminent, Windows 11 released on...
We’re very excited to announce Parallels Desktop 17.1 Update, which now fully supports macOS Monterey as a host OS and improves the user experience when running...
Age of Empires, Overwatch and many other games play well.
On an M1 Mac, operating systems in Parallels® Desktop virtual machines must be ARM-based operating systems, and this has led to many...
The Parallels Team is excited to bring our users Parallels® Desktop 17 for Mac, packed with powerful new features for both Apple M1 and Intel Chip, ready for Windows 11 and macOS Monterey.
Qualifying users who recently...
In exciting news, Parallels® Desktop 17 has been released! I have had the good fortune of getting to take it for a test drive and truthfully, have been using it (happily) for several months now. Better yet, I have...
