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Google accelerates Chrome release cycle
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Google is shifting Chrome’s release cadence from a four-week to a two-week cycle. The change will take effect with the Chrome 153 stable release, scheduled for September 8. The new schedule aims to speed up feature delivery and improve security updates.
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