Recently, the Fuchsia source code based on non-Linux core has appeared on the AOSP Android open source project site. Fuchsia is the next-generation new system being developed by Google. It is based on the Zircon core. According to the latest discovery by Mishaal Rahman, a developer in the XDA community, this The system is developed in the ART runtime environment (Android runtime), which means that the Fuchsia system may be compatible with native Android applications, and it is easy for developers to port without recompiling existing Android applications.
Google may have ported the entire ART runtime library into the Zicron core, although this has not been officially confirmed, but an internal source told 9to5Google that this will allow existing applications to be easily ported for certain applications. Some internal devices are used for testing purposes.
If this feature is supported, the Fuchsia system is likely to be used to truly replace Chrome OS and Android.
From: cnBate