Chrome OS is coming to PC and Mac devices for the first time after Google unveiled a new platform that it hopes can extend the reach of its software to even more devices.
The new Chrome OS Flex is designed to run on older machines, and looks to offer businesses and schools in particular with more flexibility on their software choices.
The “cloud-first” software looks similar to the equivalent already seen on Chromebook devices, offering a stripped-back way to access Google Workspace tools such as Gmail, Meet, Google Docs, with thousands of apps available from the Play Store.
