In a rather long blog post, Microsoft has explained in detail, Microsoft Edge’s multi-process architecture. However, Microsoft clearly wants to avoid its browser going in the same direction as that of Google Chrome and end up being labeled as a resource-hungry browser. Microsoft Edge web browser is based on the same Google Chromium base. Microsoft Edge’s multi-process architecture However, Google Chrome is still considered one of the biggest memory hogs, especially on Windows 10 PCs. Incidentally, Google has made several improvements and tweaks not just to the Chrome web browser, but also to the underlying Chromium Base to ensure the browser works efficiently. Google Chrome has long been reported to be a resource-hungry web browser. Microsoft Edge Web Browser Relies On Multi-Process Architecture To Lower RAM And CPU Usage And Offer Better Security And Higher Reliability? Microsoft has now revealed that the secret to better memory and CPU resource management lies in using a multi-process architecture. Moreover, the company is clearly trying to ensure its own browser is better than the Google Chrome web browser, which is currently the most used and preferred around the world. Microsoft appears to be trying hard to improve the new Edge web browser. Microsoft has now revealed how its own web browser, despite being based on Google’s Chromium base, is able to work more efficiently. Microsoft Edge, the new web browser from the Windows 10 OS maker, is claimed to be much better than Google Chrome, particularly in terms of RAM and CPU usage.
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