The most significant change in 10.13 was the introduction of the as the default for Macs with all-flash storage.
Technical Overview: macOS High Sierra 10.13 (Build 17A365) macOS High Sierra version 10.13 (Build 17A365) was officially released on September 25, 2017. Positioned as a refinement of the preceding macOS Sierra, it focused heavily on "under-the-hood" performance improvements and architectural updates rather than aesthetic overhauls. System Core & Architecture
The technical requirements for 10.13 remained consistent with macOS Sierra. macOS High Sierra 10.13 (17A365)
: Featured a new persistent sidebar, advanced editing tools (such as Curves and Selective Color), and improved "People" identification through neural networks.
: A 64-bit file system featuring native encryption, crash protection, and instantaneous file cloning. The most significant change in 10
: Optimized storage by using up to 35% less disk space and introduced "Top Hits" in search results to surface the most relevant emails. Technical Specifications
: Introduced support for external GPUs and advanced machine learning, providing developers with lower-overhead access to the Mac's graphics processing unit. System Core & Architecture The technical requirements for
: Improved JavaScript performance by 80% and introduced Intelligent Tracking Prevention to block cross-site tracking. It also added the ability to disable auto-playing videos globally or on a per-site basis.