ChromeOS Insights

What is ChromeOS?

ChromeOS is a lightweight, Linux-based operating system designed by Google. It primarily runs web applications through the Chrome browser and is commonly used on Chromebooks and other devices focused on cloud-based computing, prioritizing simplicity, security, and speed.

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What other technologies are related to ChromeOS?

ChromeOS Competitor Technologies

Windows products

Windows products, particularly Windows laptops, directly compete with Chromebooks as operating systems for personal computers.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 81% (229) of relevant job posts

iPadOS

iPadOS is an operating system for tablets, and tablets can be viewed as competitors to Chromebooks for certain user segments.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 8% (200) of relevant job posts

MacOS

MacOS is a desktop operating system that competes with ChromeOS for users looking for personal computing solutions.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 1% (893) of relevant job posts

Apple products

Apple products, particularly Macbooks, compete with Chromebooks in the personal computer market.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 5% (230) of relevant job posts

iOS

iOS is an operating system for mobile phones. While not a direct competitor, mobile phones and ChromeOS can sometimes compete for user attention.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 0% (890) of relevant job posts

Huawei

Huawei makes laptops and other devices that run on competing operating systems such as Windows or their own Linux-based operating systems, thus a competitor to ChromeOS based Chromebooks.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 2% (143) of relevant job posts

Windows

Windows is a competing operating system.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 0% (1.1k) of relevant job posts

Windows 10

Windows 10 is a competing operating system.

mentioned alongside ChromeOS in 0% (269) of relevant job posts