DeepComputing participated in this year’s Open Source Summit North America, held from June 23 to 25 in Denver, Colorado. Organized by the Linux Foundation, the event brought together thousands of developers, maintainers, and technology leaders from around the world to discuss the latest developments in open source software and hardware.
At the summit, DeepComputing reaffirmed its commitment to advancing open computing by enabling the global developer community with accessible, high-performance RISC-V platforms. As an active contributor to the open source ecosystem, DeepComputing engaged with key stakeholders to explore how open hardware can be a foundation for innovation in AI, edge computing, and education.
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Throughout the event, the DeepComputing team exchanged ideas with engineers, system architects, and project maintainers on topics ranging from Linux kernel support for emerging architectures to the role of open hardware in sustainable and sovereign computing. These conversations underscore the growing relevance of RISC-V in enterprise and developer workflows, and the need for robust, developer-ready platforms built on open standards.
“OSSummit NA continues to be an important gathering for building shared progress in open systems,” said Yuning Liang, Founder & CEO of DeepComputing. “We are proud to be part of a global movement that’s shaping the future of computing around transparency, openness, and collaboration.”
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