Google Chrome shortens update schedule to 2 weeks for better security
Starting with version 153, which launched on September 8, Google Chrome has shifted to a two-week update frequency. According to Google, this accelerated schedule is designed to improve security by patching vulnerabilities and reacting to new threats more rapidly. With the rise of AI-driven cyberattacks, the company intends to roll out security fixes and features at a faster pace to ensure the browser remains well-defended.