Meet in Czech Republic! openKylin joins you at Open Source Summit Europe 2026
From October 7 to 9, organized by theLinux Foundation Open Source Summit and Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2026 will be held inPrague, Czech Republic. As a flagship event for open-source developers and contributors, the conference brings together global technical experts, community leaders, and open-source enthusiasts. Topics cover the full spectrum of open source, including the Linux kernel, AI/ML, embedded systems, security, and strategic discussions on sustainable open-source development and AI governance. OpenAtom openKylin (hereinafter referred to as "openKylin") will appear on this international stage, delivering a keynote speech on the main forum to showcase China's open-source operating system exploration and practice in the AI era.
A keynote speech on "Operating Systems in the AI Era"
Time:October 8, 9:25–9:35 (local time)
Location:Prague Congress Centre, 2nd Floor
Speaker: Wu Qingbo, Chairman of the openKylin Technical Committee
Speech Title: "From AI Runtime to System Agents: Reimagining Linux for the AI Era with openKylin"
As large model capabilities gradually enter the desktop scene, how does an operating system understand user intent and schedule intelligent tasks? Wu Qingbo will share openKylin's technical roadmap and engineering practices from AI runtime to system agents, including a unified AI runtime, an agent execution environment, and explorations on the RISC-V architecture. This open-source practice from China looks forward to exchanging ideas with global developers.

See you in Czech
If you are attending this summit, feel free to visit booth D2 on the 2nd floor during the conference to talk face-to-face with the openKylin team. We look forward to discussing operating systems, AI, and all possibilities of open-source collaboration with you.
We also have preparedlightning talks, interactive games,andlucky drawson site. Welcome to join.
Official full agenda:
https://osselceu2026.sched.com/
See you in Prague, Czech Republic!