Google launches Cameyo by Google, after acquiring the software virtualization company in June 2024, to help organizations run legacy Windows apps on ChromeOS (Jess Weatherbed/The Verge)

The launch of Cameyo by Google represents a strategic move to bolster ChromeOS's functionality, particularly for organizations reliant on legacy Windows applications. Acquired in June 2024, Cameyo's technology allows seamless operation of Windows-based software on Chromebooks, addressing a critical need for businesses transitioning to cloud-based solutions. This development not only enhances the usability of ChromeOS in professional settings but also reflects Google's commitment to expanding its ecosystem to support diverse software needs, making it a more attractive option for enterprises.