Macbook arm M1/M2 chip support

Will matlab be reprogramed for M1/M2 arm chips? Alot of engenners are buying these laptops and running the x86 version is alittle buggy

[Bruno Luong]

Please make a esrach in Answers, there are one of two long threads about this.

[T Bui]

R2023b is released today 20th Jun with core Matlab and Simulink natively supported on Apple Silicon. Let's check and see

[Steven Lord]

No, release R2023b has not yet been released. The Prerelease of release R2023b is available, but as with any Prerelease please send any questions or feedback related to a Prerelease version of MathWorks products to Technical Support directly instead of posting them to MATLAB Answers.

Answer 1

[Mike Croucher]

Yes. It is in development now. There was a beta released a few months ago that is no longer available Exploring the MATLAB beta for Native Apple Silicon » The MATLAB Blog - MATLAB & Simulink (mathworks.com) but a new beta will be available to try out soon.

[법수 김]

Can I know how long it will take?

[Yash]

any update on this?

[Walter Roberson]

R2023b has a native Apple Silicon version, except for Polyspace related products.

[Steven Lord]

From the Release Notes for release R2023b: "You can run MATLAB and Simulink® natively on MacBook computers with Apple silicon."