It’s been over four years since we first found out that Google is developing a new operating system called Fuchsia. It’s unique because it’s not based on a Linux kernel; instead, it uses a ...

A few weeks ago some Google engineers started committing code to a new repository called Fuchsia. One of the code submission comments was the cryptic phrase: “Pink + Purple == Fuchsia (a new ...

Looking into Fuchsia’s code gives us a few clues. For example, the OS is built on Magenta, a “medium-sized microkernel” that is itself based on a project called LittleKernel, which is ...

Android and Chrome OS may be Google’s best-known software ventures, but the company is actually working on a third operating system. It’s called Fuchsia, and when it was first discovered in ...

Fuchsia is something very rare in the world of tech: it's a built-from-scratch operating system that isn't based on Linux. Fuchsia uses a microkernel called "Zircon" that Google developed in house.

To test Dart on Fuchsia there is a simple Dart script in /boot/apps called hello_fuchsia.dart which just prints “Hello, Fuchsia!” to the console. To run it type: dart /boot/apps/hello_fuchsia.dart ...

Bloomberg reported Thursday that Alphabet Inc.'s Google has tasked a group of engineers to work on Fuchsia, a new operating system that could potentially come to replace Android. Fuchsia is being ...

Fuchsia was uncovered this week. It first made a public appearance in early July, when Google quietly created a new repository for the operating system on its development server.

Google's mysterious new Fuchsia OS is based on a completely different kernel (Opens in a new window) known as Magenta. This is a microkernel, which itself is based on a different project called ...