Parallels Desktop 20.3, the latest version of the Windows emulator software for the Mac, is live.
Parallels Desktop 20.3, the latest version of the Windows emulator software, is live. Here’s what’s new, according to the folks at Parallels:
- x86_64 emulation improvements: The team is thrilled to offer further enhancements to x86_64 virtual machines on Apple silicon Macs, including full compatibility with M4 chips. This broader rollout ensures that even more users can run legacy x86_64 apps on the latest Apple hardware.
- USB passthrough support for macOS VMs: Users can now connect a range of external USB devices directly to their macOS VM, unlocking new workflows for development, security testing, and beyond. (macOS 15+ required).
- OBS virtual camera support in Windows VMs: Seamlessly use your OBS feed from macOS in Zoom, Teams, and other Windows apps inside your VM.
- Enforced SSO activation via MDM: IT admins can now require SSO-only activation for managed Macs, ensuring security and compliance.
- Touch ID support for installation & settings: Skip typing your admin password and authenticate using Touch ID for a smoother, more convenient experience.
Check out the full details here: https://www.parallels.com/blogs/parallels-desktop-20-3-0/ .
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