Google and Qualcomm Technologies have partnered to create a special version of Chrome, specifically optimized for devices powered by Snapdragon technology. This version of the popular browser is now available, paving the way for ARM-based PCs and featuring advanced features such as experiments with generative artificial intelligence.
Google’s Senior Vice President, Hiroshi Lockheimer, emphasized the importance of this partnership in enhancing Chrome to be a fast, secure, and user-friendly browser across desktop and mobile platforms. The collaboration between Google and Qualcomm has a longstanding history dating back to the introduction of the first Android phone in 2008. They have collaborated on various projects from wearables to recent XR initiatives, reaffirming their commitment to advancing technology.
Cristiano Amon, President and CEO of Qualcomm Inc., highlighted the significance of this partnership in the context of the evolving PC industry. With the emergence of the AI PC era, Chrome for Snapdragon showcases the capabilities of the browser and sets the stage for transformative changes in the use of Windows PCs. This collaboration promises a future where speed, security, and usability reach new heights of excellence. Chrome for Windows on Snapdragon is now available for download on their official website link [insert link].
