They have Rosetta 2 (translates Intel apps to Arm) and said the integrated graphics are so much faster than Intel's you can expect faster performance in games than before.
I am quite skeptical of this but let's see.
Rosetta 1 worked perfectly, but Apple dropped it after 2 OS versions. Fool me once and all that.
Will this translation happen at runtime?
Rosetta 2 is the translation layer to keep older versions running on the new chip.
Older apps are _supposed to_ work as is (with Rosetta).
They mentioned Rosetta 2 - emulation layer for Intel-only apps.
It's a translation, to be precise, not emulation.
It's both.
No, no it's not. Rosetta Stone 2 does not virtualize and virtualization from x86 to Silicon (arm) will not be supported by Apple themselves.
It's called "Rosetta 2", and I have no idea why you're bringing up virtualization when I was talking about translation and emulation.