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After challenging Google’s Android with Cyanogen, its co-founder takes aim at Windows for AI era
Almost a decade after Cyanogen shut down its Android operating-system business following a years-long, unsuccessful effort to loosen Google’s dominance, its co-founder, Kirt McMaster, is now targeting Microsoft’s Windows with a new…
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Kirt McMaster, who co‑founded Cyanogen and saw its Android business close about ten years ago after failing to curb Google’s dominance, is now developing a new operating system aimed at users who depend heavily on artificial intelligence in their daily work, positioning it as an alternative to Microsoft’s Windows.
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