Cameyo by Google makes it easier to run Windows-based apps on Chromebooks.

Here is where HPE's position is quietly but significantly different. While others sell one piece of the puzzle, HPE offers a full-stack alternative that includes compute, storage, management, and data ...

Google promises enhanced security for virtual applications as it seeks to address one of the main drawbacks of Chromebooks in ...

Google is giving Cameyo, the software virtualization company it bought last year, a reboot to make it easier to ...

Google has been working to solve the app gap on ChromeOS for years. It partnered with Parallels to bring a version of ...

Red Hat said OpenShift 4.20 has new capabilities to simplify the deployment and management of large AI workloads. For example, the LeaderWorkerSet application programming interface automates ...

Cameyo works by streaming only the needed applications, instead of virtualizing an entire desktop, which means legacy Windows ...

OpenShift is a Kubernetes-based application platform that helps organizations build, deploy, and manage containers across ...

Google has launched a new version called Cameyo by Google to help people use Windows apps on ChromeOS. It lets users open old ...

Red Hat OpenShift extends the platform’s trusted foundation to accelerate AI workloads and expand virtualization support across sovereign clouds.

Google has relaunched its software virtualization service, Cameyo, to facilitate the use of Windows applications on ChromeOS without requiring a full Windows system.

Red Hat today announced the general availability of Red Hat OpenShift 4.20, the latest version of - Read more from Inside HPC ...