The Symbian Foundation Receives 22 Million Euro Investment

On the official blog of the Symbian Foundation, an entry appeared that, at the initiative of the European Commission, the community received 22 million euros for developing next-generation technologies. According to the Symbian Foundation, this will lead to new stages in the development of the operating system, to which 24 organizations from 8 European countries will join.

Among these organizations, the new consortium SYMBEOSE ( Symbian - the United Kingdom and the United States) includes developers of both software and hardware, mobile operators and other companies.
The Symbian Foundation believes that thanks to these investments, the community will be able to more actively develop the open operating system of Symbian, as well as prepare the groundwork for creating new devices based on the world's most popular mobile system. The development plans will be optimized for multi-processor systems, coupled with the use of new technologies for asymmetric multiprocessing and cloud services. The consortium SYMBEOSE will work together with the Symbian community, combining developments and making contributions to the common code base of the operating system.
In general, while Habrahabr was burying the Symbian Foundation, the community got hold of a tidy grants.