Newshot openEuler Releases an Operating System for Agentic Infra, Cumulative Domestic Installations Expected to Exceed 22 Million
IT Home, November 13 — At the Agentic Infra Operating System Conference & openEuler Summit 2026 held today, openEuler officially released an operating system for Agentic Infra (IT Home note: Agentic Infrastructure).
According to the introduction, openEuler has been upgraded to an operating system for Agentic Infra, providing key capabilities such as sandboxing, KV Cache, memory systems, and Agent security, supporting scenarios such as AI inference and Agent applications, and has already been commercially deployed by leading users in industries including the internet and finance.
谢少锋, Chairman of the OpenAtom Foundation, disclosed on site that cumulative domestic installations of openEuler-based operating systems are expected to exceed 22 million. At the conference, Xiong Wei, Chairman of the OpenAtom openEuler Committee, released openEuler 24.03 LTS SP5.
In addition, the openEuler community plans to achieve AI-assisted handling of 80% of CVEs and 100% Agent integration of community services by the end of the year. On the globalization front, the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan officially released HECOS 1.0, becoming the first overseas local operating system based on openEuler.
Further reading: Agentic Infra refers to the technical foundation that supports the construction, operation, connection, monitoring, and management of AI Agents. It typically covers components such as model inference resources, Agent runtime, orchestration and scheduling, tool invocation, data access, task state management, memory systems, identity and permission control, and monitoring, and can support multi-step workflows, tool integration, and interaction with external systems depending on different system designs. openEuler originated from Huawei's self-developed server operating system EulerOS and was officially open-sourced in September 2019. In September 2021, Huawei announced its upgrade from a server operating system to an operating system for digital infrastructure; in November of the same year, Huawei, together with community partners, donated openEuler to the OpenAtom Foundation, and its development model shifted from enterprise-led to industry co-construction and community autonomy. In terms of installations, openEuler disclosed in November 2024 that cumulative installations had exceeded 10 million in five years of open source, with more than 5 million new installations in 2024. The expected breakthrough of 22 million this time means its scale has achieved more than double growth in about two years. In terms of community size, the openEuler community currently has more than 2,200 member organizations and more than 30,000 open-source contributors, covering key industries such as finance, telecommunications, and energy, and has entered emerging fields such as satellite systems and embodied intelligence. Before this conference, openEuler released the 26.09 innovation version on October 1, 2026, introducing dual kernels 6.6 and 6.18, adding features for AI scenarios such as Agent observability, SkillHub, context management, KV Cache collaborative acceleration, and model loading optimization, and completing technical upgrades for Agentic AI. In terms of global collaboration, openEuler will also engage in collaboration and exchange with the world's leading operating system vendor Ubuntu in technical fields such as super nodes; at the conference site, new platinum donors to the community were announced, and 20 "2026 openEuler Leading Business Practice" project cases were unveiled.
Further Reading
Agentic Infra refers to the technical foundation that supports the construction, operation, connection, monitoring, and management of AI Agents. It typically covers components such as model inference resources, Agent runtime, orchestration and scheduling, tool invocation, data access, task state management, memory systems, identity and permission control, and monitoring, and can support multi-step workflows, tool integration, and interaction with external systems depending on different system designs.
openEuler originated from Huawei's self-developed server operating system EulerOS and was officially open-sourced in September 2019. In September 2021, Huawei announced its upgrade from a server operating system to an operating system for digital infrastructure; in November of the same year, Huawei, together with community partners, donated openEuler to the OpenAtom Foundation, and its development model shifted from enterprise-led to industry co-construction and community autonomy.
In terms of installations, openEuler disclosed in November 2024 that cumulative installations had exceeded 10 million in five years of open source, with more than 5 million new installations in 2024. The expected breakthrough of 22 million this time means its scale has achieved more than double growth in about two years.
In terms of community size, the openEuler community currently has more than 2,200 member organizations and more than 30,000 open-source contributors, covering key industries such as finance, telecommunications, and energy, and has entered emerging fields such as satellite systems and embodied intelligence.
Before this conference, openEuler released the 26.09 innovation version on October 1, 2026, introducing dual kernels 6.6 and 6.18, adding features for AI scenarios such as Agent observability, SkillHub, context management, KV Cache collaborative acceleration, and model loading optimization, and completing technical upgrades for Agentic AI.
In terms of global collaboration, openEuler will also engage in collaboration and exchange with the world's leading operating system vendor Ubuntu in technical fields such as super nodes; at the conference site, new platinum donors to the community were announced, and 20 "2026 openEuler Leading Business Practice" project cases were unveiled.
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