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Your Future Chromebook Might Run a New Android-Based Aluminium OS
- Recently, a LinkedIn job listing revealed Aluminium OS as an Android-based operating system built with AI at its core, supplying the codename Aluminium for Google's new platform.
- After more than a decade of consideration, Google has discussed bringing Android to PCs more seriously in recent years, and Android head Sameer Samat confirmed combining ChromeOS and Android with a planned release next year.
- According to the listing, the role will build a portfolio of ChromeOS and Aluminium Operating System devices across laptops, detachables, tablets and boxes, driving the roadmap to transit Google from ChromeOS to Aluminium.
- On-Device AI could improve because a PC-focused Android release could boost AI via Gemini on less constrained desktops and laptops, potentially reshaping the Chromebook and PC market beyond macOS and Windows.
- The listing was two months old and only recently noticed, and it uses the British spelling 'Aluminium' as a codename ALOS while targeting entry-level, mass-market, and premium devices.
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Google is working on Android-based "Aluminium OS" to replace ChromeOS on laptops
Google mentioned the new OS in a job listing (since deleted) for a senior product manager for Android laptops and tablets. The listing states that the candidate will work on an Android-based operating system called Aluminium, "built with artificial intelligence at its core," suggesting deep integration with Gemini.Read Entire Article
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