It’s official: Partner certifications are here for Parallels Desktop
The team here has been hard at work building new versions and new enterprise-level features for Parallels Desktop, but that hasn’t been the only thing underway. I’m excited to share that starting...
Jamf Pro + Parallels Desktop: Virtualization and Windows apps for Mac-first enterprises
Mac adoption in the enterprise is accelerating more rapidly than ever. Macs are now commonly standard issue for employees in regulated industries like healthcare,...
Securing digital boundaries: How browser isolation strengthens Zero Trust across enterprises
Did you know that 67% of all data breaches stem from web or browser-based attacks? And 60% of malware infections start with a clicked phishing links. For today’s IT and...
Rethink virtualization: Why now is the time to migrate to Parallels RAS
IT leaders across all industries are currently rethinking their virtualization strategy. Increasing costs, opaque licensing, and overall uncertainty around VMware have left CIO’s and...
Apple’s new M4 chips are here, and they’re redefining what “fast” means for Mac users. Built on cutting-edge silicon with improved CPU, GPU, and neural engine performance, M4 Macs pack serious power into everyday workflows, whether you’re running...
Meet Parallels Desktop 26: Optimized for macOS Tahoe, ready for IT, designed for every user
New Parallels Desktop unlocked! Your favorite “run Windows on Mac” software has officially gotten its 2026 glow-up. It’s ready for the latest versions of macOS and...
Piracy is not all it’s cracked up to be: How to tell if you have a Parallels Desktop crack
Cracking software can feel like the perfect crime. After all, who does it hurt? What’s the harm? It’s just software, right? And maybe you’d prefer to spend...
Advancing VDI performance: How Parallels RAS and ControlUp work better together
When two technologies come together with a shared focus on performance, simplicity, and scalability, the result is greater than the sum of their parts. That’s exactly what the partnership...
Your guide to macOS versions: From Sierra to Tahoe
Every year, Apple updates how Mac devices operate. That’s dramatic—the changes aren’t always so big, but it is true. We get a new operating system for Mac devices once a year, and the next one is coming...