Microsoft 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud will support Mac Arm natively
The Arm chip will ship in Macs by the end of the year.

Apple plans to use its own processors in its future Macs, a move CEO Tim Cook called "historic."
At its annual Worldwide Developers Conference that kicked off online on Monday, Apple announced Microsoft 365 and Adobe Creative Cloud support for its first Arm chip and first Arm-based Macs, which it calls Apple silicon. The chips mark a move away from the Intel processors Apple has used for the last 14 years.
Microsoft 365 is the subscription service formerly known as Office 365 that includes access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Microsoft Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint. Adobe's Creative Cloud software includes Photoshop, InDesign, Premiere Pro and Illustrator.
Apple plans to ship its first Macs with the new chips by the end of the year, according to CEO Tim Cook.
Later in the WWDC conference, Apple also demonstrated two other creative tools running in early Arm versions, Affinity Photo and Cinema 4D. And for developers, it showed the Unity programming tools that are widely used to create software that runs on a wide variety of foundations, including Windows, Android and the web.
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