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Ubiquitous QuickBoot Achieves Remarkable Milestone

Ubiquitous AI, headquartered in Shinjuku, Tokyo, has proudly announced that its Linux/Android fast boot solution, Ubiquitous QuickBoot, has crossed an impressive benchmark of 90 million units shipped. With its 15th anniversary approaching in April 2025, QuickBoot has become a cornerstone in the embedded systems market, particularly for in-car information systems.

What is Ubiquitous QuickBoot?

QuickBoot is a cutting-edge fast boot technology uniquely developed by Ubiquitous AI, leveraging advanced memory management to start devices and their applications in just seconds. Initially launched in 2010, it has primarily been utilized in car navigation and display audio systems. Over recent years, the adoption of Linux and Android in various embedded systems has surged, allowing QuickBoot to extend its reach to medical devices, wireless terminals, electronic information devices, DJ equipment, and test terminals in manufacturing lines.

One of QuickBoot's standout features is its ability to initiate from a complete power-off state—also known as cold boot—at an extraordinary speed. This capability not only liberates users from the stress of waiting for devices to start up but also saves standby power, contributing to longer battery life and, consequently, CO2 reduction.

Expanding Applications and Platforms

QuickBoot's flexibility allows it to support multiple CPU architectures, including Arm v6/v7/v8 and x86, alongside both Linux and Android operating systems. With its unique characteristics, QuickBoot is finding adoption not just domestically but also in global markets, reflecting its universal appeal with total shipments exceeding 90 million units worldwide.

Rise in Demand for Embedded Devices

As embedded devices become increasingly sophisticated—featuring internet connectivity, multiple screens, and advanced graphics capabilities—their launch times have not improved. In fact, due to greater system complexity introduced by Linux and Android systems, boot times have slowed. Furthermore, with recent cybersecurity concerns, features like secure boot and over-the-air software updates are extending boot times even further.

For the past 15 years, QuickBoot has positioned itself as a one-of-a-kind technology addressing these challenges head-on. The demand from the market continues to grow, prompting enhancements for more secure and speedy boot functionality. By augmenting its range of supported platforms and applications, QuickBoot is rigorously responding to evolving market needs, solidifying its position as a leader in fast-boot technology.

Further Information for Developers and Investors

For those interested in the technical specifications and supported platforms of QuickBoot, I encourage you to visit the official product site here.

It’s important to note that this press release serves to inform about qualitative business progress at Ubiquitous AI and is not intended for investment solicitation. For details regarding corporate performance and anticipated management indicators, please refer to the financial disclosure documents available on the stock exchange.