Google Chrome moves to a two-week update schedule
Summary
Google is accelerating Chrome's release cycle to every two weeks as artificial intelligence reshapes the cybersecurity landscape.
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Google is speeding up the release schedule for its Chrome browser, transitioning to shipping updates every two weeks.
The decision comes as artificial intelligence continues to transform the digital security landscape. By accelerating the cadence of its releases, Google aims to deliver critical security patches and new features to users much faster.
Source: TechCrunch
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