开源鸿蒙迎新进展 国产操作系统加速演进

Core Insights - The open-source HarmonyOS has made significant progress in its ecosystem development, with the release of version 5.1 and the launch of AI Agent technology for ecosystem collaboration [1][2] - The codebase has grown to over 130 million lines with contributions from more than 8,600 developers, and over 1,100 hardware and software products have passed compatibility testing [1][2] - The development of open-source HarmonyOS is seen as a key turning point for China's foundational software to participate in global competition, indicating a rapid evolution of domestic operating systems [1][2] Group 1 - The newly released HarmonyOS 5.1 emphasizes distributed capabilities and AI integration, introducing spatial audio technology to support industrial upgrades and AR/VR scenarios [2] - The project has released eight major versions and built over 1,100 open-source third-party libraries, accelerating application and device development [2] - The ecosystem's growth signifies a substantial breakthrough for China in the global operating system market, with expectations for rapid development in the coming years [2][3] Group 2 - The open-source HarmonyOS was officially launched by Huawei in 2019, with the OpenAtom Foundation taking over its open-source management in 2020 [3] - Various policies have been implemented to promote the development of open-source HarmonyOS, including a 2024 action plan from Shenzhen to establish a native application software ecosystem [3] - The OpenAtom Foundation is focused on project introduction, cultivation, technological innovation, and ecosystem expansion to provide diverse resources for developers [4] Group 3 - The rapid development of open-source HarmonyOS has attracted ecosystem partners, leading to innovative applications and a global expansion of the ecosystem [6] - Shenzhen Kaihong Digital Industry Development Co., Ltd. announced a five-year investment of 500 million yuan to create a complete support loop for application development and commercialization [6] - Major companies are actively participating in the construction of various independent ecosystems, indicating a shift towards self-sufficiency in China's software and hardware industries [6]