It seems incredible that we have the beta version 9 of macOS 11 Big Sur in the hands of the developers and we do not have an official version already available but something is happening with the operating system of our Mac. It seems clear that Apple has a problem or doubt when launching this new version and this is demonstrated by the ninth beta version launched yesterday afternoon.
There is no indication of a GM (Golden Master) version anywhere and it is not clear that this week we will see the launch of the new official version of macOS 11. It is true that this changes in a few hours and Apple releases you the final version, but for now it does not seem that this is going to happen.
The beta versions for developers do not stop and although they do not seem to find noticeable changes, it does seem that everything is being adjusted so that the new version of macOS is released one of these days for our teams.
In the notes there is no information on the news beyond the improvements in the stability of the system and the typical corrections of usual errors, although in this case we believe that it may have some more hidden detail since there are too many beta versions that are have released and it does not seem that this has a near end. It is true that the compatibility of iOS and iPadOS devices is not affected by the launch or not of the final version of macOS, but Mac users also want the new version already on their computers to enjoy the news we saw last June at WWDC.