Apple named its next Mac operating system macOS Golden Gate during the WWDC 2026 keynote, with software chief Craig Federighi unveiling the update. The announcement, reported by YugaTech, marks the latest iteration of the desktop OS, succeeding the previous version.
While specific feature details were limited in the initial reveal, macOS Golden Gate is expected to bring performance enhancements, security updates, and deeper integration with Apple’s ecosystem. The naming continues Apple’s tradition of using California landmarks for macOS versions.
The update is slated for a public beta release later this summer, with a full rollout expected in the fall. Developers can access the beta immediately via the Apple Developer Program.