Google and Parallels have announced that the two companies will bring Windows desktop apps to ChromeOS this fall. The virtualization technology will be natively built for running apps like Office.
Software virtualization provider Parallels has today announced that it will be bringing “full-featured Windows applications” to Chrome OS in partnership with Google. The ability to run Windows applications on that OS will be specific to Enterprise users. Google quietly hid the announcement in the way of a one-liner in a blog post about remote work, adding that it will share more information in the coming months.
