Native Teams Apple App In Development Microsoft's new universal-binary version of Teams for Mac will run natively on whichever underlying architecture powers users' devices. Microsoft has been testing a beta of the Apple-silicon-optimized version of Teams since April this year. Today, August 3, Microsoft officials said this new Teams client for Mac would start rolling out to customers "in increments over the coming months". Microsoft has been working to optimize its key Microsoft 365 apps, including Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, for Apple silicon. Officials said the coming optimized Teams client should have a significant performance boost as it will no longer need to run in emulation using Apple's Rosetta 2. Officials said that all Mac users, including those with M1/M2-based Macs, will be upgraded automatically to the new Teams client. Contact us to learn more: 202.293.5003 x4 sales@madwolf.com More links All About Microsoft Blog