China releases its own operating system for PC

China released the first domestic operating system. The source code is open. The name of the novelty is OpenKylin. Analysts note a significant increase in China's independence from the United States.

Last Wednesday, China began to offer a domestic operating system created on the basis of Linux. 4,000 programmers were involved in the development, writes xrust. It has already been used in the space industry, finance, energy.

The huge Chinese OS market last year was characterized by 2 billion sales. In recent years, the development of operating systems independent of American technologies has been the main task of the state. Many organizations have worked on OpenKylin.

Among the structures that have made the greatest contribution is the Cyber ​​Emergency Group, controlled by the Ministry of Information. There are a dozen or so organizations working on other operating systems, solving the problem of moving away from Microsoft_Windows, Apple_MacOS. Among the successful developers is UnionTech Software, which undertook to release the Unity OS.

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