Google Drive introduces AI to detect ransomware early, enhancing protection for Google Workspace users. This update helps prevent data loss by offering sync protection and recovery options through Google Drive for desktop.
Google introduces AI ransomware detection in Drive for Desktop, enhancing file protection and recovery against cyber threats without additional cost to most Workspace plans.
Google Drive introduces AI-powered ransomware detection on Desktop, aiming to automatically detect threats and assist users in quick recovery from attacks.
Starting March 24, 2025, Google Drive is available on ARM-based Windows PCs, showcasing the growing viability of ARM64 computing with Snapdragon chipsets, enhancing powerful software solutions on efficient devices.
Google Drive now natively supports Snapdragon-based Windows PCs. The app is accessible via File Explorer, enhancing file management for Workspace users. Available on devices running Windows 11, the rollout completes in 15 days.
Google Drive app is officially launched for Arm Windows PCs, supporting Snapdragon processors. Available on Windows 11, it enables file storage, sync, and access.
Google Drive app becomes available on Snapdragon-powered Windows PCs, enhancing file management with native support, seamless syncing, and easy access via Windows File Explorer.
Google releases Google Drive update for Arm PCs, addressing compatibility issues with Windows on Arm and improving performance on devices like Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite.
Google releases a new version of Google Drive for ARM Windows PCs, enhancing file synchronization for Snapdragon-powered devices. Available for both personal and Workspace accounts, this update marks a significant step in seamless file management.
Google will launch an Arm64 version of Google Drive for Windows on Arm later this year, benefiting users of Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs with Qualcomm X series processors. This follows criticism of limited software support. VPN services NordVPN and ExpressVPN will also be available on Snapdragon laptops.
Qualcomm announced at IFA 2024 that Google Drive will soon support native ARM64 on Windows, enhancing Snapdragon X series laptops. This follows Google's Chrome upgrade for Snapdragon devices. Qualcomm also introduced the 8-core Snapdragon X Plus, with ASUS and Dell set to feature this chip.
Google has announced that its Drive app will support ARM chips, rolling out in Q4 2024. This update resolves compatibility issues for Snapdragon X laptop users. Additionally, Qualcomm confirmed VPN services like NordVPN and ExpressVPN are now accessible on Snapdragon X laptops.
Google plans to release an Arm64 version of Google Drive for Windows, targeting Qualcomm-powered laptops. This follows the launch of Arm64 Chrome and the availability of NordVPN and ExpressVPN on Snapdragon laptops. Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X Plus chip aims to reduce costs for Windows on Arm devices.
