Google shared that it managed to double Chrome's score in Speedometer 2.1, a browser benchmark, on Android devices. The feat was achieved by optimizing Chrome for more premium devices and advanced Arm architectures,

"Our collaboration with Qualcomm Technologies was very fruitful: By combining optimized scheduling policies with improved hardware performance, their newest Snapdragon 8 Elite mobile platform realized a 60-80% improvement in Speedometer 3.0 compared to its predecessor, resulting in class-leading web performance on mobile devices," wrote Google.

Google has revealed the improvements that helped Chrome on Android deliver best-in-class Speedometer benchmark scores.

Chrome has always been synonymous with speed. It's been in the browser's DNA since the beginning. From lightning-fast page loads to smooth web app performance, Chrome aims to deliver a browsing experience that's as frictionless as possible.

Google today detailed how it spent the past two years improving the performance of Chrome for Android, specifically its Speedometer