12 Facts About Neverware

Neverware is a New York City-based technology company and a subsidiary of Google.

In May 2010, Dogpatch Labs invited Hefter to work out of their Manhattan incubator, and in early 2011 Neverware officially formed, moved to General Assembly's Manhattan location, and began operations.

In October 2017, Neverware announced that Google would lead its Series B round of investment as a strategic partner and investor.

In March 2018, Neverware announced it would acquire Flint Innovations, the UK-based company behind Flint OS, another offshoot of Chromium OS.

On December 16,2020, Neverware announced that it had been acquired by Google, and that its employees would join the main Chrome OS team.

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Neverware stated that there would be no immediate changes to the CloudReady product.

Neverware's first product, PCReady, was a multiseat desktop virtualization platform, seeking to convert older computers to Windows 7-based thin clients using its remotely-managed "Juicebox" server appliance.

Neverware's second product, CloudReady, is a distribution of Chromium OS targeting users and organizations wanting to install the software on existing computers.

Neverware is backed by a variety of technology and venture capital firms.

Neverware has received media attention for its investment from Google, young founder, noteworthy cause, and projected viability.

Neverware has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, the Guardian, Forbes.

Neverware has been repeatedly recognized as being a great place to work by organizations such as Crain's New York, Built in NYC, Business Intelligence Group, and Great Place to Work.