Google and Qualcomm Unveil Optimized Chrome for Snapdragon Processors

The new browser version, tailored for ARM-powered Windows PCs, coincides with the anticipated launch of the powerful Snapdragon X Elite.

Google and Qualcomm have announced a new version of Chrome optimized for Snapdragon processors, aiming to enhance performance on ARM-powered Windows PCs.
The release aligns with the upcoming Snapdragon X Elite, expected to bring significant performance improvements and efficiency to Windows laptops.
This optimized Chrome version is part of a broader shift towards ARM-based computing, challenging traditional Intel and AMD processors in the PC market.
Rumors suggest that Microsoft's next consumer Surface devices may exclusively use Snapdragon processors, indicating a strong commitment to ARM architecture.
The new Chrome version includes generative AI features and is expected to offer a smoother and faster browsing experience, reinforcing Snapdragon's position as a leading platform for Windows computing.