openEuler Launches Operating System Targeting Agentic Infrastructure Market

openEuler has officially released an operating system for Agentic Infra, targeting infrastructure that supports autonomous agents, embodied intelligence and other emerging AI workloads. The launch was reported by Jiemian, which covers the open-source foundation's event.

Xie Shaofeng, chairman of the OpenAtom Open Source Foundation, disclosed at the event that cumulative domestic installations of openEuler-based operating systems are expected to exceed 22 million units. That installed base gives the community a broad foundation for ecosystem growth and demonstrates the platform's reach in critical industries.

Market research firm Sullivan forecasts that openEuler's share of China's new server operating system market will rise to 61% in 2026. The projection highlights the platform's expanding role in enterprise infrastructure as demand grows for agentic and AI-native computing.

The openEuler community now includes more than 2,200 member organizations and over 30,000 open-source contributors. Its adoption covers finance, telecommunications and energy, and it has entered emerging fields such as satellite systems and embodied intelligence.

The combination of scale, industry coverage and forecast market share positions openEuler as a candidate base for Agentic Infra deployments in China. The community is expected to keep building tooling and ecosystem support around the new OS release.