Google Chrome is switching to a two-week release cycle

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Google Chrome will switch to a two-week release cycle for major updates starting with Chrome 153 stable on September 8.
The new cycle aims to deliver features, performance improvements, and fixes faster to users and developers.
Weekly security updates will continue between milestones, and the change applies to desktop, Android, and iOS.
Chrome Beta for each version will be released three weeks before the stable version to allow developers to test upcoming changes.
The Extended Stable release schedule (every eight weeks) for enterprise customers and Chromium embedders remains unchanged.
Chromebooks will receive updates after platform testing, with extended release options available.
Google emphasizes minimizing disruption and maintaining stability with the new release process.

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