Open Hardware
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Over the past ten years, open innovation and worldwide open collaboration have reached data centres – from chip designs, to servers, to electrical infrastructure and cooling – all being pursued in open collaboration among vendors, service providers and enterprises.
This movement mirrors what happens at the consumer hardware level – with students at elementary school exposed to programming and small-scale computing devices. The open approach has proven its value to support learning, quickly validate ideas, and more efficiently and effectively address the most difficult problems in computing today. All areas of open hardware will be relevant to this track which will feature a broad range discussion.
The sessions in this track will present success stories, problem statements, and collaboration opportunities with incredible leverage and worldwide impact.
As with all tracks in 2024, this track will include AI openness and the benefits and challenges of this relevant to track topics.
This year’s CFP is now closed. Thank you to everyone who submitted content this year. Our CFP Committees are busy reviewing all of the submissions and we aim to announce the conference schedule by 15th December.
