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Google Drive is finally coming to Windows on Arm!

Google Drive is coming to Windows on Arm later in 2024, bringing full Arm64 support to Qualcomm-powered devices.

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Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon stands on a stage presenting a slide about cloud storage. The slide is divided into two sections with a blue background on the left and purple on the right. On the left, logos of various cloud storage services are displayed, including Box, Dropbox, and Google Drive with text underneath ‘COMING IN Q4 2024’. On the right side, there are logos for Snapdragon X Series and Copilot+PC. The setting suggests a tech conference or product announcement event.
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Big news for Windows on Arm users! Google has finally confirmed that they’ll be releasing an Arm64 version of Google Drive later this year. This means that you’ll be able to use Google‘s popular cloud storage service on your Qualcomm-powered Windows laptop without any hassle.

This announcement comes after Microsoft and Qualcomm have been working hard to convince app developers to port their apps over to Windows on Arm. It seems like their efforts are paying off, as we’ve seen more and more popular apps like NordVPN and ExpressVPN become available on these devices.

Remember when you couldn’t use Google Drive on your new Windows on Arm laptop? Well, those days are over! Google has finally listened to the demand and is investing in making Drive a fully-featured app for Arm64. This is a major win for anyone who relies on Google Drive for their work or personal life.

With the addition of Google Drive, Windows on Arm laptops are becoming even more competitive with traditional Intel-powered machines. Qualcomm is also working on making these devices even more affordable, with prices starting as low as $899 for some models.


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