Google Chrome for Windows finally released for PCs with Arm processors

2024-03-26 14:15:00

Qualcomm and Google announced, this Tuesday (26), the launch of a version of Chrome optimized for devices with Arm-based processors that run Windows. The browser receives specific adaptations and improvements to extract maximum performance from future computers equipped with Snapdragon X Elite.

“The new version of Google Chrome will help pave the way for Snapdragon new platform will arrive soon.

Windows is increasingly inviting to users interested in trying out the Arm architecture, and to complement this ecosystem, Google Chrome is an important addition, as it is the most used browser in the world — surpassing even Microsoft Edge, which is pre -installed in the operating system.

According to Qualcomm, preliminary testing using reference devices equipped with Snapdragon

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“Our close collaboration with Qualcomm will help ensure that Chrome users have the best possible experience while browsing the web on current Arm-compatible PCs,” said Hiroshi Lockheimer, senior vice president at Google.

Qualcomm’s CEO claims that the PC industry is on the verge of an “inflection point” led by Artificial Intelligence, which is one of the areas in which the Snapdragon X Elite promises to stand out compared to processors from Intel and AMD, as well as to promise greater energy efficiency.

Google Chrome for Windows on Arm can now be installed through the browser’s official website by users of notebooks equipped with compatible processors. With the optimized version, users can expect greater performance and stability from the platform, as well as a more complete ecosystem for Windows 11 on Arm.