Just like last week, ElastOS is moving toward one system built from four parts: the Elastos blockchain, Runtime, Personal Cloud Compute, and Carrier. The blockchain anchors identity, ownership, settlement, staking, and governance. Runtime is the local authority layer where apps…

ElastOS is moving toward one system built from four parts: the Elastos blockchain, Runtime, Personal Cloud Compute, and Carrier. The blockchain anchors identity, ownership, settlement, staking, and governance. Runtime is the local authority layer where apps run with permissions instead…

The past two weeks were a heads-down stretch for ElastOS: two PC2 release branches moved forward, IPFS durability improved, Runtime authority moved from design into working code, and the Elastos World Computer framing became clearer. PC2 main stayed at v1.2.7.14…

This week focused on post-release hardening after the ElastOS v1.2 release. After v1.2 shipped, the team moved through a fast point-release cycle from v1.2.1 to v1.2.7.13, covering installer fixes, launcher status, wallet signing, ESC transaction handling, IPFS fetching, media playback,…

This was one of the most important weeks yet for the World Computer Initiative. Last week, the team shipped 53 commits across 434 files, covering security, Runtime, capsule packaging, supernode pinning, telemetry, and v1.2 release preparation. The week focused on…

Last week was a week of public releases, product hardening, and important user-facing progress across the World Computer Initiative. In seven days, the team released ElastOS Runtime v0.1.2, brought the new Elastos blockchain explorer live, added EPUB ebook and CBZ…