Using Microsoft Teams on a Mac could finally be a lot more straightforward after the company confirmed native support for the platform is in the works.
A post(opens in new tab) on the official Microsoft 365 roadmap has revealed that the video conferencing service will soon come as a Universal Binary Mac, meaning it will run natively on both Intel and Apple Silicon based Mac devices.
Previously, Mac users have been forced to use non-native versions of the Microsoft Teams app, using Apple’s Rosetta 2 translation tech to operate on machines with M1 chips, causing a drop-off in performance.
