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## Future Work
Of course, all that is just to start, we're seeing more and more initiatives putting Rust in exciting new places;

- Critical Section & Ferrous Systems have started [Ferrocene]. A project to make Rust a viable programming language for safety and mission critical systems across the industry.
- Critical Section & Ferrous Systems have started [Ferrocene], a project to make Rust a viable programming language for safety and mission critical systems across the industry.
- Embark Studios have released an initial prototype of [`rust-gpu`], a new compiler backend that allows writing graphics shaders using Rust for GPUs.
- The Linux project is currently [considering a proposal to add Rust as the second language to the kernel][linux-rust] to enable writing safer driver and kernel-space code.
- Google has announced that it [now supports building low level components of the Android OS in Rust][android-rust], and have already begun an effort to rewrite their bluetooth stack with Rust!
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