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Google Chrome Now Supports ARM64 Linux with Built‑In Widevine DRM

Google Chrome has been released for ARM64 Linux platforms. The build includes native support for Widevine DRM. This enables encrypted video

Google Chrome has been released for ARM64 Linux platforms. The build includes native support for Widevine DRM. This enables encrypted video streaming on ARM‑based Linux devices. The availability was reported in July 2026. Chrome’s ARM64 version aligns with growing ARM server adoption. Users can download the package directly from Chrome’s official channels. The move broadens Chrome’s cross‑platform reach. It may encourage more developers to target ARM64 Linux for web applications.