Software virtualization company Cameyo announced that its ChromeOS integration now enables Windows applications to coexist with Google apps on ChromeOS..

Google is acquiring software virtualization company Cameyo. The pair have been working closely to bring Windows virtualized apps to ChromeOS. Virtualized Windows apps will be baked into ChromeOS.

Google has acquired Cameyo, a company developing virtualization tools to run Windows apps on ChromeOS devices, for an undisclosed amount. In a blog post, Cameyo CEO Andrew Miller and Google ...

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Google first incorporated Cameyo’s software into ChromeOS in 2023, offering a way for enterprises to package needed legacy Windows applications as if they were installed locally on Chromebooks.

In its latest move to prepare the ChromeOS ecosystem for a web-based future, Google has announced its acquisition of software virtualization company Cameyo. The company says the deal aligns with ...

By acquiring Cameyo, Google will gain expertise and technology in software virtualization. Cameyo co-founder and CMO Rob Henshaw told The Verge, 'This acquisition will allow these virtualized apps ...

Indeed, Cameyo claims on its website that hundreds of organizations, including school districts and financial institutions, already rely on its software. Techcrunch event Save $450 on your ...