The much-anticipated openKylin 3.0 version has now been officially rolled out, boasting an upgrade to the Linux 7.0 system kernel and encompassing a sweeping update of over 180 core components. This latest iteration incorporates post-quantum cryptography standards, establishes a full-link trust system, and embraces Rust development to mitigate memory security vulnerabilities. Furthermore, openKylin 3.0 has constructed an intelligent agent open platform, facilitating the operation of mainstream intelligent agents and offering a unified AI SDK to empower developers in forging an open ecosystem.

In terms of interaction modalities, this version introduces groundbreaking multi-modal interaction innovations. It upgrades the UKUI 4.24 desktop environment, introducing features such as air gesture control and global voice input, while also refining the taskbar and dynamic wallpapers. Concurrently, openKylin 3.0 extends support to four major processor architectures, encompassing a comprehensive range of scenarios including desktops, mobile devices, and server-side applications. It is tailored to a diverse array of devices, including embodied intelligence, industrial hardware, and portable AI terminals, and also furnishes relevant Docker application images.