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openEuler / openKylin in government and public sector

ChinaPublic-sector reuse evidence ? partly verified

Jamestown reports openEuler running State Grid's dispatch-centre system and China Southern Power Grid; Reuters-derived coverage says openKylin (July 2023) was released as China's first homegrown open-source desktop OS, with authorities seeking alternatives for high-security computers. Market-share claims for government (70-90%) come from vendor-promotional Chinese articles and are not accepted. No official .gov.cn adoption data found.

since

openKylin 2023-07; openEuler 2019-2021

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unverified

Sources

1. https://jamestown.org/open-source-technology-and-prc-national-strategy-part-i
2. https://www.thestandard.com.hk/china/article/205699/China-releases-its-first-open-source-computer-operating-system
3. https://www.openeuler.org/en/community/organization/

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