Google has acquired software virtualization company Cameyo to deeply integrate virtualized Windows application support into the ChromeOS operating system. buying. The two companies were already collaborating, and now Google is fully incorporating the company’s expertise.
Google partnered with Cameyo last year to offer a virtual app experience for legacy Windows desktop apps integrated into ChromeOS. This included native file system integration, virtual applications as progressive web applications, and even advanced clipboard support.
Cameyo’s ChromeOS Virtual App Distribution (VAD) integration is designed for businesses looking to move away from Windows and even add some ChromeOS devices to the mix. Allows these businesses to continue running virtualized Windows applications on ChromeOS without exposing the full version of Windows It does. Thus, the applications feel like they are working side by side with Chrome and other web applications on ChromeOS.
Google sees the future of legacy apps on ChromeOS as bright. The company combines the power of ChromeOS with Cameyo’s innovative VAD technology, enabling businesses to modernize their IT infrastructure while protecting their investments in existing software. He will be wet.
