Google recently revealed a new version of Google Chrome, focused on systems with ARM processors. This new version of the browser is adapted to make the best possible use of the ARM architecture, and therefore, better performance in day-to-day tasks.
This launch comes just a few weeks before Qualcomm launches its Snapdragon X Elite, the brand’s latest ARM processor, with several new features for portable devices.
According to Google, the new version of Chrome for ARM allows users to have a faster and more stable browser on systems where this architecture is used. Google emphasizes that the new version should achieve even greater performance with the future Snapdragon X Elite.
Remember that the Snapdragon X Elite had already emerged as an important launch for future devices that would feature Windows for ARM, bringing considerable performance improvements. With this, Google intends to prepare to have its browser focused on taking advantage of the capabilities of this processor.
Obviously, the final performance will only be visible when the Snapdragon X Elite is officially launched, and when the first devices start to appear with it and the Windows system.
