Google Meet and Microsoft Teams interoperability became generally available on October 1, 2026, for Android and AOSP meeting-room hardware, allowing supported devices to cross-join calls between both platforms.
Google Meet Hardware Joins Microsoft Teams Meetings
The cross-platform capability applies strictly to dedicated Android and AOSP meeting-room hardware rather than standard mobile apps on phones or tablets.
Organisations managing hybrid meeting spaces can connect both directions. Google Meet hardware can join scheduled Microsoft Teams meetings directly from room calendars or by entering the meeting ID and passcode. Conversely, Android-based Teams Rooms can join Google Meet sessions. Google states that the feature is enabled by default at no additional cost, though IT administrators can disable it through the Google Admin console for specific organisational units.
Update Operates Independently of Pexip Configurations
The update operates independently of existing SIP configurations. Google confirmed that the Android interoperability launch does not replace Pexip settings or alter current Pexip Connect deployments assigned to organisational units.
Not all native Microsoft Teams features work correctly when accessed from Google Meet hardware. Administrators should test specific in-room meeting controls and audio-visual layouts before altering standard enterprise workflows.
Pro Management Portal Updates For Windows Rooms
Concurrently, Microsoft released update details for Windows-based meeting environments through the Microsoft Teams Rooms platform. According to learn.microsoft.com, version 5.7.112.0 transitions application update delivery exclusively to the Pro Management Portal, phasing out distribution via the Microsoft Store. The Windows client update also introduces native local Pan-tilt-zoom controls for compatible cameras, operated directly from the in-room console.