Parallels Desktop 26 offers a lot to enterprise users, a little to consumers

Parallels Desktop 26, the latest version of the virtual machine software, has been released with a focus on enterprise users rather than individual consumers. The update does not introduce any significant new features for home users. However, it offers several enhancements for enterprise customers, including improved security, better integration with Microsoft 365, and enhanced support for Windows 11. One of the key improvements is the addition of native support for Apple's M1 and M2 chips, which allows for better performance and seamless integration with Apple's latest hardware. The software also includes new tools for IT administrators, such as the ability to manage virtual machines remotely and deploy pre-configured virtual machines to employees. These features are aimed at making it easier for organizations to manage their virtual infrastructure. Overall, while the update may not be as exciting for individual users, it appears to be a significant upgrade for enterprise customers who rely on Parallels Desktop for their virtualization needs.