After being released yesterday, the China's homegrown processor Loongson 3A4000 has been fully adapted to China-made operating system Unity Operating System (UOS).
Union Tech, the company behind UOS, said on Wednesday that its operating system and Loongson 3A4000 platform have been fully adapted, and UOS runs smoothly and stably on the Loongson platform.
In daily office work scenarios, the experience of word processing, audio and video entertainment, and online browsing is basically the same as that of using Windows and Intel, the company said.
The Loongson 3A4000 and 3B4000 were officially released by local maker Loongson Technology on Tuesday. It is the first quad-core processor based on the GS464v micro architecture in the Loongson 3 series processors.
Compared with the previous generation quad-core processor Loongson 3A3000, the overall performance of the chip is doubled.
Through the optimization of software and hardware at Union Tech and Loongson Technology, the use experience of the "UOS + Loongson" combination is more suitable for Chinese people. Habits have also greatly improved in performance.
At present, UOS has supported all domestic CPU brands, and has launched a full range of compatibility and adaptation work with domestic mainstream machine manufacturers and hundreds of software manufacturers.
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