Maple 2018
Maple is a commercial computer algebra system (CAS) from Maplesoft used by mathematicians, engineers, scientists, and educators to perform symbolic and numerical computations, visualise mathematical concepts, and develop technical algorithms. It supports symbolic differentiation and integration, linear algebra, statistics, control theory, and custom procedure development in the Maple programming language. The app is widely deployed in universities and research institutions as a tool for mathematical exploration and verification, and serves professionals in fields like aerospace, automotive, signal processing and quantitative finance.
AI Recommendation
1 suggestionWe could not find current information about whether Maplesoft has released a native Apple Silicon build of Maple. The 2018 release you are running is now several years old, and given that we are currently in May 2026 — less than 28 months away from the September 2028 deadline when Apple removes Rosetta 2 — it is important to act promptly. Contact Maplesoft directly to confirm whether a native Apple Silicon build is available for your license, or whether you need to upgrade to a newer version that includes native support. Visit maplesoft.com or check your Maplesoft account portal for the latest available build. If no native version is available, ask Maplesoft for their timeline — some vendors have already committed to Apple Silicon support, while others may still be in development. In the interim, your Intel build will continue to work under Rosetta 2, but you will need a solution in place well before September 2028.
Recommended reading