People love their Windows on Arm devices, but they only truly shine if the software running on it also supports an Arm architecture. Fortunately, more and more developers have been creating Arm-compatible software that makes use of the special hardware, resulting in faster processing speeds and less of an impact on power usage. And while Google had been lagging behind with its efforts to port Chrome onto Arm, the company has finally released its browser natively onto Windows on Arm for all to use.
Google Chrome for Windows on Arm has finally released
