The M1 does support virtualization. Parallels is already working. I don't know h...

		wmf on Nov 12, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Docker fails to launch on Apple Silicon The M1 does support virtualization. Parallels is already working. I don't know how long it will take to get HyperKit working on Apple Silicon. QEMU would allow running x86 images on Apple Silicon but I don't know if the performance would be acceptable. You can't use Rosetta 2 with Linux no matter how much you might like to.

It's kind of really bad because it doesn't get to use Rosetta's kernel support for enabling strict memory ordering.