Google has announced that it will soon move to a faster release cycle for Chrome updates, as the company now plans to deliver a new milestone every four weeks. For more than a decade, the search giant has released a new milestone every six weeks in an effort to improve its browser's security, stability, speed, and simplicity. However, as Google improved its test and release processes for Chrome and began rolling out security updates every two weeks to improve its patch gap, the Chrome team realized they could shorten the patch release cycle. and deliver new features even faster. As a result, Google will begin releasing a new milestone every four weeks starting with the release of Chrome 94 in the third quarter of this year.