These days people have been talking about a new Google project called Fuchsia OS. This new software corresponds to an operating system, a new Google operating system that has raised the alarm over certain media and users.
Madness has been unleashed and has made many announce the end of Chrome OS or Android, the popular Google operating systems. However, if we investigate further we see how such a thing will not happen, at least for now and for Fuchsia OS. But first let's recap what information we have about Fuchsia OS.
Fuchsia OS could replace Google's Brillo OS
The Fuchsia OS project is hosted at Github, so it may seem unofficial, but on Github we found not only allusions to Google but also a link to an official website from Google so there is no doubt that Fuchsia OS is an official Google project. Furthermore Fuchsia OS is supported or based on the Magenta project, a Google project that seeks to connect several devices at the same time. Currently we can find the Fuchsia OS software for various platforms and we can compile and create a version for Raspberry Pi 3.
With all this, it is not surprising that many think that Fuchsia OS seeks to be an operating system for the Internet of Things and it may really be so. Currently Google works on Brillo OS, an operating system for this purpose, but it is not being as successful, at least not as much as Ubuntu Core. This may be why Google has tried to improve its platform and create a new alternative called Fuchsia OS, so Brillo OS and Fuchsia OS would be the equivalent of Android and Chrome OS but for smart devices.
In any case it seems that still much is unknown about this new Google operating system, an operating system that for many is an alternative to Android such as Tizen for Samsung Will it really be like this?