Multiple outlets report expectations for Apple’s next major Mac operating system, labeled “macOS 27,” ahead of WWDC 2026. CNET and Digital Trends both describe rumors that Apple may end support for Intel-based Macs, which would mark a shift away from earlier hardware. In addition, both outlets say the update could include upgrades to Siri, with Digital Trends specifically pointing to “smarter” Siri capabilities and AI-powered tools. Separately, Digital Trends also mentions refinements to Apple’s Liquid Glass design language as part of the rumored changes, indicating possible adjustments to the look or presentation of certain Mac-related features. Overall, the reporting frames these items as unconfirmed expectations rather than announced details, with no specifics provided in the shared excerpts on which Siri features or AI tools would arrive, what Liquid Glass changes would look like, or the exact timing and scope of any Intel support removal.