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What does cos mean?
COS generally refers to Chinese operating system.

Chinese Operating System (COS) is another domestic operating system after Galaxy Kirin, YunOS and Tongzhou 960. Based on Linux development, Android applications can be installed and used through virtual machines. The ultimate goal of "Chinese operating system" is to be the main operating system used by China people.

The Institute of Software of Chinese Academy of Sciences and Shanghai Unicom Network Communication Technology Co., Ltd. jointly released the operating system "China Operating System" with independent intellectual property rights at Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing.

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Advantages of COS system

1, core technology

Intelligent operating system is the core and foundation of integrating intelligent devices and related industries. With the support of COS, upstream and downstream enterprises can work with Shanghai Unicom to build a fully controllable deep integration industrial chain of software and hardware, and build a complete intelligent application and content service system, which will no longer be controlled and influenced by foreign operating system manufacturers, and can also avoid the hidden dangers caused by major environmental changes such as policies and competition.

2. Function

COS smart phones and set-top boxes have reached a level with international mainstream operating systems. At the same time, COS has realized its own characteristics, such as multi-window operation, real-time multitasking, speech semantic recognition and so on.

3. Support applications

COS intelligent operating system uses native COS applications to provide users with a better experience with the highest system integration and scalability. COS native application on the same hardware platform, its startup speed is more than 30% faster than the international mainstream operating system, and the demand for memory and other resources is only half.

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