Google brings Gemini AI to Chrome for U.K. desktop users, adding tab summaries and cross-tab comparisons. The rollout extends the assistant into the browser with roughly 65% global market share.
Google (GOOG)(GOOGL) started rolling out its artificial intelligence features to Chrome for desktop users in the U.K. this week.
The AI features, powered by Gemini, include tab summaries, cross-tab comparisons, and app integrations. Users can ask the assistant to summarize a page, compare information across open tabs, or pull data from Google apps like Gmail and Calendar.
The rollout covers U.K. users on the desktop version of Chrome. Google has not specified a timeline for broader availability.
The move follows similar AI integrations in other Google products, including Search and Workspace. For Google, the Chrome rollout extends the reach of Gemini into a browser that commands roughly 65% of global desktop market share, according to StatCounter data.
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Google has not disclosed usage targets for the Chrome features. The company typically rolls out new AI tools gradually, monitoring performance and user feedback before expanding to additional markets or platforms.
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