Overview
- Now branded Cameyo by Google, the platform delivers Windows or Linux applications in the Chrome browser or as Progressive Web Apps that behave like native windows.
- The system streams individual apps instead of a full virtual desktop, letting tools such as Excel and AutoCAD run alongside web apps on Chromebooks.
- Google positions the rollout as a migration path for organizations to adopt ChromeOS, including converting existing PCs using ChromeOS Flex while retaining access to legacy software.
- The Verge notes Google acquired Cameyo last year and is now formalizing its Virtual App Delivery technology as an official enterprise offering.
- 9to5Google reports Google’s work on Android PCs for next year and cites security claims like ChromeOS having zero reported ransomware attacks, presented as assertions in coverage.