Red Hat Summit 2026, one of the world’s most influential enterprise open-source technology events, brought together developers, enterprise users, ecosystem partners, and technology leaders from around the globe to discuss the future of Linux, AI, cloud infrastructure, edge computing, and open-source innovation.
Throughout the event, the DeepComputing team engaged with industry partners, developers, and community contributors around the growing momentum of RISC-V and AI-native computing platforms.
One of the biggest milestones during the event was the official launch of the DC-ROMA RISC-V Mainboard III for Framework Laptop 13. Preorder is now open!
Built for the evolving RVA23 ecosystem, the new platform represents another major step forward for high-performance RISC-V laptops and modular Linux computing. Designed for developers, makers, and open-source enthusiasts, the platform delivers improved performance, expanded AI capabilities, and stronger Linux ecosystem readiness.
The Mainboard III continues DeepComputing’s vision of bringing practical and upgradeable RISC-V computing to mainstream developers through an open and modular hardware approach. Combined with the Framework Laptop ecosystem, the platform enables users to explore flexible hardware upgrades while contributing to the long-term growth of open computing technologies.
In addition to product showcases, DeepComputing also contributed to the summit through technical presentations and ecosystem discussions.
Yuning Liang, Founder and CEO of DeepComputing, together with Brian Harrington, Technology Strategist of Red Hat, delivered an insightful joint presentation.
The session explored the latest progress in enabling enterprise Linux on high-performance RISC-V platforms, covering upstream development, ecosystem collaboration, and platform readiness for future enterprise workloads.
The talk also highlighted ongoing efforts around RHEL enablement, scalable multi-core RISC-V systems, and the importance of upstream contributions in accelerating ecosystem maturity. Attendees showed strong interest in the future of enterprise-grade RISC-V hardware and Linux infrastructure.
Red Hat Summit 2026 once again demonstrated the strength of the global open-source community and the accelerating pace of innovation around AI and open hardware.
DeepComputing remains committed to advancing the RISC-V ecosystem through open collaboration, developer-focused hardware platforms, and AI-ready Linux computing solutions. We sincerely thank everyone who attended our talks and the product launch, and shared ideas with us during the event.
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