Google's mysterious Fuchsia OS takes an unexpected turn, appearing on Android devices through virtualization. Learn more here.
Fuchsia OS was first introduced in 2016 and appeared on its first commercial device in 2021 with the launch of the first-generation Nest Hub. But its reach hasn’t extended beyond the Nest Hub so far. However, a recent report suggests Fuchsia OS might run as a virtual machine on Android devices.
The new twist comes in the form of a project dubbed “microfuchsjia.” This project is reportedly aimed to enable Fuchsia to run on existing devices through virtualization.
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