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Rabbit has launched OS3, a cloud-based "agentic operating system" that runs locally across Windows, Mac, and Linux devices and removes the need for its R1 hardware, marking a strategic shift from hardware to software.

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Rabbit Launches OS3: Cloud AI Agent Runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux Without the R1

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FAQ

What is Rabbit OS3?

It is a cloud-based agentic operating system from Rabbit that runs locally across Windows, Mac, and Linux devices, automatically determining the devices, files, apps, and models needed to complete tasks without requiring the R1 device.

Does OS3 require the R1 device?

No. OS3 can be used standalone via computers, a dedicated desktop site, or messaging apps like Telegram and iMessage, and it also works on the R1 device.

How many devices can be linked to one OS3 account?

Up to five devices can be linked to a single account, with the option to choose preferred AI models.

Is OS3 useful for Middle East teams?

It may benefit teams running mixed Windows and Linux environments, but organizations should assess cybersecurity readiness and data protection policies before enterprise adoption.

Source: The Verge AI

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