Yu’s own presentation was rather technical, but in a nutshell, Harmony OS is positioned as a future-proof, “microkernel-based, distributed OS for all scenarios.” The platform is open source, and it’s actually more of a competitor to Google’s upcoming Fuchsia, given that both are microkernel-based and can be deployed to multiple types of devices at once. In contrast, Android isn’t as efficient due to its redundant codes, outdated scheduling mechanism and general fragmentation issues.

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