Google is putting more Android in ChromeOS
On Wednesday, Google made a groundbreaking announcement that marks a significant evolution in the development of ChromeOS. The company revealed plans to integrate substantial portions of the Android stack into ChromeOS, a strategic decision aimed at accelerating the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) features and fostering a more unified and efficient ecosystem across its devices. This integration will see ChromeOS adopting key components such as the Android Linux kernel and Android frameworks, positioning the operating system for enhanced functionality and interoperability with other devices. The Evolution of ChromeOS ChromeOS, Google's cloud-centric operating system, has evolved considerably since its inception. Initially designed as a lightweight, web-based platform for Chromebooks, ChromeOS has grown to support a wide range of applications and use cases. Over the years, Google has introduced support for Android apps, Linux apps, and progressive web apps (PWAs), transfor…
