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Google now releases Chrome updates every two weeks instead of every four, starting with Chrome 153 on September 8, 2026. The faster schedule helps close the window between bug fixes and delivery to users, reducing the risk of AI-powered hackers exploiting vulnerabilities before patches reach devices.
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