Google has officially released the ARM-compatible version of Google Drive for Windows. This means PCs powered by Snapdragon chips and other ARM hardware can finally synchronize files with Google Drive,

After months of testing, Google finally approved its Arm64-based Google Drive for Desktop app for Qualcomm laptops.

Google Drive has officially launched native support for ARM-compatible Windows PCs, moving out of its beta phase. This update enhances performance and integration for devices powered by ARM processors, such as Qualcomm Snapdragon chips. By running natively, the app avoids emulation.