# Apple M1, M1 pro M1 Max and Julia developpers

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If your assumption is correct, should this weaker memory model also affect Julia execution when running on a linux parallel VM ?

> [@Julia on M1 Macs](https://discourse.julialang.org/t/julia-on-m1-macs/55448/6):
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> Also worth noting is that you can build Julia for Linux Arm from src on a Ubuntu for Arm virtual machine running on Parallels Desktop on the M1. Its performance is actually better than Julia on Rosetta 2 for me.

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