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It is certain that Samsung will release it later this year Tizen The Tizen system is an operating system developed by Samsung and Intel in cooperation with two Linux alliances. It can also be used for tablet computers, smart televisions, and vehicle mounted systems. At present, Japanese companies have also joined in the development.

According to Japanese publications MSN Sankei News 's news, Japan Fujitsu as well as NEC Tizen system equipment will be released in 2014, of course, in Japan. Whether it will be introduced to the United States has not been determined, but since Sprint is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Tizen Alliance, the operator Sprint is likely to promote Tizen equipment in the United States. At present, Tizen's board of directors includes Huawei, Panasonic, Vodafone, Orange (a French operator) and Sprint (one of the four largest operators in the United States).

Fujitsu and NEC jointly established a company called Access Network Technology Limited with NTT DoCoMo of Japan in August 2012 to develop their own mobile processing chips. Therefore, we have reason to speculate that the mobile phones developed by these two companies will use the processing chips developed by this company.

In addition, it can be seen that these three companies and Samsung Like Intel, they all want to develop their own mobile processing chips. At present, the largest share of this market is occupied by Qualcomm, a chip design manufacturer in the United States.

For Fujitsu and NEC, we believe that this is conducive to the development of Tizen system. It can be seen that Samsung is different from Google. Samsung focuses more on hardware development, while Google focuses on software system. So we can't expect Samsung to develop excellent systems alone too much.

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