XDV (Cross-Domain Virtualizer) is a next-generation operating system engineered for a new class of machines:
• K-Domain — Classical deterministic compute
• Q-Domain — Quantum probabilistic compute
• Φ-Domain — Phase-native coherent compute
XDV does not treat Q or Φ as accelerators.
XDV treats computation itself as multi-domain — and virtualizes it accordingly.
To build the first production-grade operating system capable of orchestrating deterministic, probabilistic, and phase-coherent computation under a unified, secure, and deterministic control plane.
Traditional operating systems virtualize hardware.
XDV virtualizes computational domains.
It introduces:
• Cross-Domain Scheduling (K/Q/Φ aware)
• Unified Memory Fabric with non-cloneable state enforcement
• Deterministic orchestration of probabilistic workloads
• Φ-coherence integrity guarantees
• Domain-level capability security
• Hybrid virtualization at the substrate layer
This is not an extension of legacy OS design.
It is a structural redefinition of the operating system.
Core repositories include:
• xdv-spec — Formal Specification Corpus
• xdv-kernel — Kernel implementation (Dust / DPL)
• xdv-runtime — Hybrid execution runtime
• xdv-hypervisor — Domain virtualization layer
• xdv-network — Cross-domain networking
• xdv-verification — Formal proofs & invariants
• xdv-conformance — Reference conformance suite
XDV is implemented using the Dust Programming Language (DPL):
https://github.com/dustlang/dustlang.git
DPL provides:
• Deterministic compilation guarantees
• Strong type-level domain enforcement
• Kernel-safe subset support
• Formal verification compatibility
- Domain Equivalence (K/Q/Φ are peers)
- Deterministic Orchestration
- Virtualization over Emulation
- Zero-Trust Domain Boundaries
- Φ-Native Compatibility
XDV is designed for:
• Hybrid laptops
• Hybrid personal compute systems
• Quantum-classical data centers
• Φ-native compute clusters
• Distributed hybrid infrastructure
Early architectural phase.
Specification corpus development in progress.
Kernel prototype forthcoming.
The operating system is no longer bound to a single physical paradigm.
XDV virtualizes computation itself.
