Support that knows the hardware
Match detected components to versioned device profiles. Unknown hardware stays safe and visible.
Core Ultra Linux brings device support, energy controls, graphics and media, local AI, and updates into one connected desktop.
Show what is installed, what is available, and what has actually been verified—without hiding uncertainty or taking control away from you.
Match detected components to versioned device profiles. Unknown hardware stays safe and visible.
Bring together current draw, runtime estimates, power policy, and the source behind each reading.
Make GPU, Quick Sync, codec, and driver readiness easier to see and diagnose.
See CPU, GPU, and NPU capability separately, then verify each workload on the selected device.
Bring device health, energy, network, media, and ICU-AL controls together in ICU Centre.
Build toward signed releases, compatibility checks, staged rollout, health checks, and rollback.
ICU-OS combines kernel and device signals with power profiles and battery history. Estimates stay labelled as estimates, and settings remain under local control.
Runtime depends on workload, display, radio, temperature, and battery condition.
The site uses the project’s generated wallpapers and dark-surface palette, with cyan, ice-blue, teal, and violet accents.



The API design covers release management, fleet compatibility, energy summaries, ICU-AL, media, models, enterprise certificates, support, and audit.
GET /v1/capabilities
GET /v1/catalog/device-profiles
POST /v1/devices/{id}/updates/check
POST /v1/uploads
POST /v1/releases
Write endpoints are planned, not yet live.