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This New Linux-Based Desktop Operating System Is Built for AI Nerds
Kora, a Linux-based desktop operating system announced on Tuesday, aims to bring multiple AI tools together at system level for creators and developers. Its founders say it could make it easier to move between AI providers while keeping useful context on the user’s own computer.
The system is scheduled to launch in 2027 and is being developed for Snapdragon PCs as well as Intel- and AMD-based machines. It is designed to run standard Windows applications, includes technology for PC gaming, and will offer a search feature that finds files by meaning. Kora is being optimised for computers with at least 64 gigabytes of RAM, and its team has fewer than 100 people.
In short
- Kora brings several AI tools together in a Linux desktop OS.
- It is planned for release in 2027 and targets power users.
- The system is being optimised for PCs with at least 64GB of RAM.