Google acquires 'Neverware' to revive old PCs as Chromebook-like terminals
On December 13, 2020, we announced on our official website that
Neverware is now part of Google --FAQ
https://cloudreadykb.neverware.com/s/article/Neverware-is-now-part-of-Google-FAQ
Google acquires CloudReady OS to make PCs Chromebooks --9to5Google
https://9to5google.com/2020/12/15/google-acquires-cloudready-os/
Google has acquired Neverware, the company behind the Chromium-based CloudReady OS
https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/12/15/google-has-acquired-neverware-the-company-behind-the-chromium-based-cloudready-os/
Founded in the United States in 2011, Neverware has introduced Cloud Ready OS to older PCs that do not perform well with the latest OS or end support for the OS, turning it into a Chromebook-like device easily and at low cost. It is a technology company that lets you.
In many small businesses and educational settings, even if the performance of an old PC deteriorates due to problems such as software updates not being performed, it is not always possible to afford a new PC. So if you use Cloud Ready OS, you can save money and extend the life of your PC by turning your old Windows PC or Mac into a Chromium-based device.
On December 13th, Neverware reported on its official blog that it was acquired by Google, saying 'I'm pleased with the very exciting news. I'm officially part of the Google and Chrome OS teams.' did.
Google also issued a statement in response, saying, 'The Neverware team is joining the Google Chrome OS team. As we support users in the move to the cloud, Neverware is managing Chrome devices. We've provided CloudReady, a valuable solution that allows you to unleash speed and productivity. Following the partnership over the past few years, we've worked more closely with the Neverware team to bring more users to your Chrome OS deployment. I look forward to supporting you. '
As stated in the statement, 'following the partnership over the last few years,' Google has been focusing on Neverware for some time and will continue to invest in Neverware in 2017.
Google invested in Neverware, a company that (sort of) puts Chrome OS on aging computers ―― 9to5Google
https://9to5google.com/2017/10/11/google-neverware-cloud-ready-investment/
On the official website, Neverware has answered some expected questions, stating that it will not affect existing services at this stage. The multi-year license agreements for the paid Enterprise and Education editions will continue to be respected, and eventually Cloud Ready OS will be seamlessly upgraded to Chrome OS products.
'There are legitimate concerns about Google's reputation for shutting down acquired projects,' said Android Police , which reports Android news. On the other hand, he said that the acquisition of Google could have the benefit of supporting Android apps and Google Play with Cloud Ready OS in the future, and extending the warranty period of existing Chrome OS devices.
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