Google will release Chrome for ARM64 Linux devices in the second quarter of 2026. This launch follows successful Chrome expansions to Arm-powered macOS and Windows. Chrome aims to integrate Google's services seamlessly with the open-source Chromium project. This release ensures a secure, stable, and feature-rich Chrome experience for ARM64 Linux users. Users can access Google's ecosystem, including bookmarks, history, and extensions, across devices. Chrome provides strong security features, including real-time protection and Google Password Manager. Google Pay integration offers secure payment management within the browser. Google is partnering with NVIDIA to facilitate installation on DGX Spark devices. Users of other Linux distributions can also easily download the browser. This launch emphasizes Google's commitment to the Linux and Arm ecosystems for future performance.