Day 2 Keynote
summary
Facebook commits to moving open hardware forward by delivering the missing “plumbing”: an open EDA toolchain, compilers and reference implementations that let teams send source and get it compiled and tested, plus initial steps on licensing and patent assurances. Claim: this reduces risk of opening legacy silicon stacks and makes shipping open chips feasible. Admission: hardware tooling and legal work remain incomplete, and the project is still early — the journey is 1% finished.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:05Story
- 2:49Why does open source happen
- 4:36The biggest catalyst for change
- 5:36Challenges are not about money
- 6:02Challenges are about fundamental problems
- 6:38Candy bar phones
- 8:05Is this going to ruin what I built
- 9:12Im also aware of the risk
- 9:37Whats different fundamentally
- 9:56Whats most important
- 12:29What development tools do we have
- 12:42Agile vs open source code
- 13:05Send your source
- 13:37Market space
- 14:09Licensing
- 15:09Summary
- 16:00Strange moments
- 16:24What you can take away
- 17:12Boring
- 18:52The Power of Open Source
- 19:10Journey 1 Finished
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