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BYD Electronics joins OpenCloudOS Open Source Community

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 11:33:05 10月03日 Update

CTOnews.com November 3 news, according to OpenCloudOS release, recently, BYD Electronics signed CLA (Contributor License Agreement Contributor license Agreement), officially joined the OpenCloudOS operating system open source community.

BYD Electronics is a platform manufacturing enterprise, founded in Shenzhen in 1995 and listed in Hong Kong in 2007. Currently focusing on servers, smart phones and laptops, new intelligent products, automotive intelligent systems and health care and other business areas, to provide global smart product customers with product research and development, innovative materials, components, machine manufacturing, supply chain management and logistics, after-sales and other one-stop services.

OpenCloudOS operating system open source community is an operating system community project jointly initiated by operating system, software and hardware manufacturers and individuals, providing the next generation of cloud native operating systems with independent control, security, reliability and high performance, and working with ecological partners to create a neutral operating system open source ecology.

CTOnews.com learned that OpenCloudOS v8.6 previously released new self-developed cloud native features, increased kernel support for nettrace advanced features, supported X86Secret64 and Arm64 architecture, and adapted to intel,AMD, Mega Core, Kunpeng, Haiguang, Feiteng and other chips to provide full-stack state secret and secret computing support.

Download address of OpenCloudOS:

Https://mirrors.opencloudos.tech

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