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Open Source Summit Korea 2025

linux kernel maintainers, ospo managers, ai engineers, security engineers, cloud architects, embedded systems engineers, legal and compliance managers, platform engineers

Wflex-array-member-not-at-end; RISC-V silicon and tooling; Rust in the Linux kernel; SBOM and VEX workflows; vector search with OpenSearch; LLM inference on edge with NNTrainer; orchestrating AI agents with Rust; supply chain security for AI; temporal partitioning in avionics; BPF-based double free detection; verified Debian packaging at scale

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Tutorial: Building Custom MCP Servers With FastMCP and Integrating AI Agents Using...M. Emel50m
Builds a working pipeline: a FastMCP server running on localhost:801 hosting tool endpoints, a Google ADK-based country agent with four tools (get country…
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Keynote: Open Source × AI: Shaping the Future of kt cloudJaesuk Ahn17m
KT Cloud describes rebuilding its public cloud into a “Next Architecture” that combines OpenStack with Kubernetes to present bare metal, VMs, and containers as…
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Keynote: Open Source in the Age of AIJim Zemlin27m
Open source is driving AI efficiency: open models like DeepSeek close the quality gap to closed systems while cutting training costs, frontier runs hit…
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Enhancing Spatial Safety: Better Array-bounds Checking in C (and Linux)Gustavo A. R. Silva01h 10m
Shows concrete fixes: replaces __builtin_object_size mode-zero with mode-one to stop the original "bad vibes" memcpy overflow, adds annotations using…
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Keynote: Jung-Woo Ha, Ph.D, Senior Secretary to the President, AI & Future Planning, AI StrategistJung-Woo Ha10m
The keynote announces Korea's national AI capacity build-out: procurement of 260,000 NVIDIA GPUs and a program funding five companies to develop a KAI…
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Upstream Kernel Hardening: Progress on Enabling -Wflex-array-member-not-at-endGustavo A. R. Silva35m
GCC's -Wflex-array-member-not-at-end reveals that the kernel had ~60,000 warnings which collapse to about 650 unique issues; work reduces that to roughly 200…
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Governing Open Source in the Enterprise: OSPO Strategies for Innovation and ComplianceDavid Hirsch28m
Enterprise OSPO strategies that scale: OSPO adoption is up 32% year over year and Dynatrace documents 30–60,000 open-source components in its SBOM; governance…
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Keynote: How Microsoft Builds and Runs on Open SourceJay Lee06m
Microsoft claims it is now a second-largest contributor to CNCF projects and the leading cloud vendor by CNCF contributions over the last three years, with…
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Keynote: KOSSA: The Beginning of New LeadershipHosung Shim06m
KOSSA renames itself in 2025 and expands from software to include hardware, claiming the role of national connector across industry, defense and education; it…
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Keynote: Owning Your Silicon Future Starts with Building on RISC-VDivyang Agrawal10m
Tenstorrent releases concrete RISC‑V hardware and software: an open-source Ocelot CPU (BOOM‑based) and a high‑performance Ascalon core on forthcoming developer…
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Keynote: The Open Source Pathway: Democratizing AI's Benefits to Korea's Economy, Society, and WorkforceA. Hermansen06m
Linux Foundation Research and a Meta partnership quantify concrete impacts: Korea gains $476 billion from AI-driven productivity, reports show, with >20%…
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Keynote: Linus Torvalds, Creator of Linux & Git, in Conversation with Dirk HohndelLinus Torvalds, Dirk Hohndel30m
Covers concrete claims about kernel evolution: maintenance is the ongoing work after 35-year project status, occasional removal of components (only a handful…
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Building Enterprise Solutions in the AI-Native EraDaniel Oh35m
Red Hat AI claims an open source, hybrid-cloud platform that provisions sandboxes in minutes and runs models “wherever the data resides,” addressing cost and…
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Securing Open Source With SBOM: From Visibility To TrustHeejo Lee27m
Claims an automated SBOM and vulnerability pipeline built as IoTcube.net (web UI plus back end called headbomb) that uses code‑level analysis algorithms…
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The Open Source Imperative in AI: Transparency, Governance, and Global CollaborationC. Xie, J. McCrosky29m
Argues open source is necessary for auditability and sovereignty, introduces the TRUE framework to score models on Transparency, Reproducibility…
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Vector Search Made Simple: Getting Started with OpenSearch for AI ApplicationsDotan Horovits30m
OpenSearch positions itself as a full vector database that handles trillions of vectors, offers both exact K-NN and ANN engines, and ships connectors for…
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How To Talk To Your Lawyer about Open SourceJimmy Ahlberg30m
Ericsson reports open source rising from ~5% in 1995 to >90% of lines in some products and a fast increase in unique components introduced each year, so legal…
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Accelerating Korea's Open Source Future: Workforce, Innovation, & AIAnna Hermansen28m
LF Research publishes three Korea-relevant reports: an APEC open source AI study, a state of sovereign AI survey, and a tech talent report with a sample size…
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Panel Discussion - The Shift to Digital MoneyD. Barbosa, J. Sung, L. Kim, A. Lim33m
Discussion shows real milestones and open tools: LayerZero connects 150 blockchain networks and uses an OFT messaging standard; a recent bootstrap moved $550M…
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Keynote: Rust in the Linux Kernel, Why?Greg Kroah-Hartman14m
Linux kernel adoption of Rust aims to eliminate classes of bugs by forcing error checks, resource lifetimes and locking at compile time rather than relying on…
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Keynote: OpenSearch: From Project to Community-Driven Ecosystem—Building Sustainable Governance TogetherA. Ross06m
OpenSearch joins the Linux Foundation 13 months ago and moves from #70 to #19 in contributor rank, with a Technical Steering Committee of 15 members…
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Code, Community, & Commerce: The Future of Payments with Solana’s Open-Source EcosystemB. Lee28m
Solana presents an open-source stack delivering sub-second finality and about $0.0025 fees, highlighting the Firedancer C/C++ validator client to boost…
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Policy Work Today and the New International ContextCiarán O'Riordan34m
Explains how regulators now treat software as infrastructure, using the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and AI Act as concrete pressures that change licensing into…
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Copyleft and the EU CRAJimmy Ahlberg31m
The EU Cyber Resilience Act imposes a legal duty to upstream any developed vulnerability fix for included software under Article 13‑6, with different outcomes…
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HMSDK: Enhancing Software Support for CXL MemoryHonggyu Kim, Yunjeong Mun31m
HMSDK provides two concrete kernel features now upstream: weighted interleaving (merged around Linux 6.9) and DAMON-based tiering (merged around 6.11)…
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The Big-endian RISC-V Linux AdventureBen Dooks, Nazar Kazakov26m
Project implements RISC‑V runtime big‑endian support end‑to‑end: added QEMU (≈120‑line patch) flags and page‑table handling, updated OpenSBI to set per‑hart…
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Audit-Driven Signature Tracing for Smart Contract SafetyJaehyung Lee33m
Extracts reusable bytecode-level signatures from audit reports plus optional LLM or test-based summaries, publishes them as small JSON records (SPDX-like) with…
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Orchestrating Real-Time Multimodal AI Agents with RustMiley Fu30m
A Rust-based orchestrator (Echo server / Echo Kit) glues VAD, ASR (Whisper-compatible), LLMs, and TTS into a streaming pipeline that runs on an affordable…
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A 10-Year Retrospective on Why Our Job Isn't Just About Compliance and Cost SavingsSeoyeon Lee15m
A decade of OSPO work reframes the job as mediation not just compliance, documenting a 5‑year pattern of license lawsuits that rises then plateaus and noting a…
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Who Ate My Resources? Trace LLM Performance in Real Time With OTelAditya Soni, Seema Saharan27m
OpenTelemetry profiling plus an eBPF profiler traces a FastAPI + GPT2 demo end to end, showing a single forward call using ~39% CPU and one helper function…
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Vibe Computing: AI-Powered Multi-Cloud Orchestration With Cloud-BaristaSon Seokho37m
Cloud-Barista is an Apache‑2.0 Go platform that unifies heterogeneous cloud APIs via CB‑Spider and CB‑Tumble and adds an MCP server to map natural‑language…
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Kernel CVEs are Alive, but Do Not Panic!Greg Kroah-Hartman28m
The kernel community becomes a CNA and now owns CVE assignment, issuing about 13 CVEs a day while fixing roughly 40 bugs daily; a two‑of‑three public review…
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Verified Debian Packaging at ScaleChris Arges25m
Cloudflare proves every executable on 330+ city Debian hosts is signed and verified before execution by using Linux IMA appraisal and embedding signatures into…
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Making RAG Chatbots Enterprise-Ready: Group Permissions and Pluggable BackendsJ. Lee, S. Park24m
Company-deployed RAG system Maru is open-sourced and already powers legal and ops workflows, using group-based access control mapped to OS-like folders, roles…
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Driving Safety Forward: Lessons Learned From Deploying OSS in Real-world AutomotiveJaylin Yu34m
EMQ ships an end-to-end open-source vehicle data loop that runs in mass production for ~10,000 customers, using MB-fuzzer and SP-fuzzer to find stateful MQTT…
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Dependency Injection for On-Device AI SystemsSangjung Woo, Abha Jaswal, Jinhwi Kim29m
Architecture injects hardware, runtime and model details via JSON so apps run unchanged while backends swap under the hood. Implementation uses NNStreamer…
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Your AI Agents Are Overprivileged: The Case for Fine-Grained AuthorizationA. Jha, D. Ikehara30m
Claim: agentic AI routinely gets broader data access than required and must enforce document-level permissions. Implementation uses OpenFGA relationship tuples…
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Sokovan: An Acceleration-first Kubernetes-compatible AI Container EngineJoongi Kim33m
Sokovan is an acceleration‑first, Kubernetes‑compatible container engine that runs alongside K8s via a daemonset shim and custom operators, mapping logical…
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RISC-V Bug HuntingBen Dooks36m
Syzbot triage shows an occasional kernel OOPS where the SUM bit isn’t preserved across a context switch; investigation with QEMU, kernel disassembly and a…
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Telco Supply Chain Security: Implementing ISO 18974 & SBOMHaksung Jang31m
SK Telecom lays out adopting ISO/IEC 18974 for programmatic open-source risk management, generating SBOMs in CI/CD using SPDX or CycloneDX, and running…
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Detecting Double Free With BPFBojun Seo27m
A BPF-based detector hooks malloc/free via BPF+uprobes, stores allocation records in BPF maps, and runs the trace logic in a separate process to keep the…
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Smarter Code, Sneakier Risks: Supply Chain Security in the Age of AILavakush Biyani26m
AI coding tools like GitHub Copilot and CodeWhisperer speed development—developers go from 1–2 PRs to 5–7 PRs a day and whole codebases refactor in weeks—but…
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Introduction and Consideration of Temporal Partitioning in Avionics With Open Source Eco-SystemH. Kim, G. Kwon30m
Defines concrete ARINC 653 requirements for avionics partitioning and shows gaps in current open source stacks, proposing a hypervisor-based architecture using…
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DO-330 Qualification of Enhanced LLVM Structural Coverage ToolMinji Park, Seojin Kim31m
Boeing adapts an open-source LLVM structural coverage tool and pursues DO-330 qualification so coverage output counts toward DO-178C objectives; the enhanced…
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Memory-Efficient LLM Inference on Edge Devices With NNTrainerEunju Yang, Donghak Park26m
NNTrainer (github.com/nnstreamer/nntrainer) repurposes its device training schedulers to run huge LLMs by combining memory-efficient tensor scheduling with a…
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Exploring Kepler's Next Chapter: Achieving Cloud Native Sustainability With MCP IntegrationM. González, P. Rao28m
Kepler runs as a DaemonSet reading CPU/DRAM energy from MSRs and /sys and attributes watts to pods via cgroups, Prometheus scrapes those metrics and Grafana…
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