It appears as though Google is somewhat bullish on its "Workspace" mark recently. Initially, a substitution for G-Suite, as in the paid move up to standard Google administrations for organizations and partnerships, the Workspace name is presently evidently being applied to everybody that utilizes Gmail. That is an odd extension since already we've seen that you need to select into the Workspace interface on Chat and Meet.
Presently when you sign in to Gmail on a work area program (and expecting your PC or association are moderate enough that you can really see it), you'll be welcomed with a "Workspace" logo underneath the new multi-hued Gmail "M" envelope logo. You'll see it regardless of whether Chat and Meet are totally covered up in your Gmail settings menu, just like the case for mine. It doesn't appear to be general: I'm seeing "Google Workspace" in Edge, and just "Stacking Gmail" when I go to a similar page in Chrome.
That is unusual since admittance to new highlights in Google Meet and Google Chat are the lone genuine advantages for non-paying end clients who currently approach Workspace. Apparently, Google needs Workspace to get however much openness as could reasonably be expected, particularly for countless non-paying clients probably won't have a natural motivation to look at it all alone.
With that notion set up, it appears to be conceivable (if not really possible) that we'll see the Workspace brand springing up in significantly more Googley places soon.