QtConcurrent

QtConcurrent is a framework component of the Qt Project, not a standalone application, so there is nothing to update separately. The framework is part of the larger Qt installation and is updated whenever you update your Qt development environment. If you are using Qt through Homebrew, run brew update && brew upgrade qt or qt5 or qt6 (depending on your version) to get the latest build. If you installed Qt directly from the Qt Project's download page, use the Qt Maintenance Tool (found in your Qt installation directory) to update to the latest version. Ensure you are running a recent build of Qt that includes native Apple Silicon support — Qt 6.2 and later ship native arm64 builds. If you rely on older Qt versions still running under Rosetta 2, be aware that these will stop working when Apple removes Rosetta in macOS 28 (September 2028), so planning a migration to a newer, natively supported Qt version is important.