“Harmony + Euler” are the two operating systems that Huawei is focusing on developing, which is Huawei’s “soul-casting” project.
Euler not only serves Kunpeng but also supports X86, positioning itself as an operating system for servers, edge computing, cloud, and embedded devices.
Harmony serves smart terminals, the Internet of Things, and industrial terminals, and is more suitable for general public use, mainly used in familiar devices including smartphones, computers, cars, home appliances, etc.
OpenEuler and OpenHarmony ecosystems are interoperable:
On January 2, 2024, Yu Chengdong announced in a letter to all employees: “2024 is a crucial year for native Harmony, and we must accelerate the development of various native Harmony applications, focusing on winning the two most challenging battles of the technology base and third-party ecosystems.”
Yu Chengdong emphasized the need to build a strong Harmony ecosystem to drive the rise of China’s electronics industry and open a new decade of significant development for terminal futures.
On January 18, 2024, at the Harmony ecosystem launch conference, Harmony officially released HarmonyOS NEXT, also known as Harmony Galaxy Edition. The Harmony Galaxy Edition will achieve six major native experiences: native refinement, native ease of use, native smoothness, native security, native intelligence, and native interconnectivity.
The Harmony ecosystem foundation is continuously maturing. According to Huawei’s official website, the Harmony foundation has over 100 million lines of code and more than 20,000 APIs.
Currently, the number of Harmony ecosystem devices has exceeded 800 million, achieving interconnectivity across various industries and opening up a trillion-level new blue ocean for industries.
The number of Harmony ecosystem devices exceeds 800 million:
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