Open source Hongmeng OpenHarmony adds UniProton kernel, Huawei is applying for trademark

Thank CTOnews.com netizen Ruohua for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com August 10 news, the open source Hongmeng OpenHarmony-SIG project today added code submission for the UniProton kernel, which is currently under review and has not yet been merged.

Prior to this, the UniProton kernel has been found in the openEuler Euler open source operating system project. according to the project introduction, the main purpose of UniProton is to provide a unified operating system platform for the upper business software, shield the underlying hardware differences, and provide powerful debugging capabilities. It makes the business software can be quickly transplanted between different hardware platforms, facilitates the selection of product chips, and reduces the hardware procurement cost and software maintenance cost.

CTOnews.com found that Huawei Technology Co., Ltd. submitted a trademark application for UniProton as early as May 13 this year, which has not yet been successfully registered.

OpenHarmony and openEuler are both open source projects under the Open Atomic Open Source Foundation (OpenAtom Foundation), both of which were donated by Huawei.

OpenEuler is an open source operating system of digital infrastructure, which can be widely deployed in servers, cloud computing, edge computing, embedded and other devices. Application scenarios cover IT, CT and OT. A unified operating system supports multiple devices, and one application development covers the whole scene.

OpenHarmony, which is contributed by Huawei and co-built by many companies, is a full-domain, new-generation, open-source and open intelligent terminal operating system with the characteristics of full-scene and distributed.