Google's chrome os integrates with web servers using cloud computing and storage to run applications and to perform other functions. true / false.

True.

Explanation:

Google's chrome is a web browser, used to surf the internet. But this is not its only feature. google's chrome runs several applications like google's map,Google's mail,play store, translate, photos,duo etc, all in the google's chrome platform.

A user must sign in to use its services, which are running directly from the cloud. Every data generated from this services are stored in the cloud.

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