- By Meenal Sharma
“Fuchsia is written in C++, C, Dart, Rust and it runs on modern 64-bit intel ARM processors.”
Google has unveiled its third major operating system Fuchsia, a product of its experiments around new concepts of the operating systems. Google has been developing the operating system since 2016. Fuchsia has been a secretive project. Not even a single word about it was dropped at Google’s I/O conference last week. Nothing much was known about it until its launch a few days ago when details of the architecture of the project emerged. Fuchsia was officially released to the public on May 25 on the first generation Google NestHub. The operating system’s user interface and applications are written in Flutter, a software development kit allowing cross-platform development abilities of Androi
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Meenal Sharma
I am a journalism undergrad who loves playing basketball and writing about finance and technology. I believe in the power of words.
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