MAD24-407 The path to mainline for NPU drivers
Session
- Friday, 17 May 10:55 - 11:20
- Room: Session 1 | Las Palmas I
The current situation regarding the Linux kernel and drivers for NPUs is similar to that of GPU drivers 5 years ago. Out-of-tree kernel drivers hinders companies' efforts to use the latest Linux kernels, and the ad-hoc closed source userspace stacks from each IP vendor is very costly in terms of integration and support. This session will explain a existing path for NPU drivers to be upstreamed to the Linux kernel, allowing companies to effortlessly and safely use the latest kernels in their products, and integrating the user-space drivers within the standard Linux ecosystem.
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Presented by
Tomeu Vizoso
Open-source engineer at Independent contractor
Tomeu Vizoso is an independent consultant that has been working on FOSS since 2007, from kernel infrastructure to drivers and most parts of the desktop and consumer userspace stack. Since 2023 cons... View more
Open-source engineer at Independent contractor
Tomeu Vizoso is an independent consultant that has been working on FOSS since 2007, from kernel infrastructure to drivers and most parts of the desktop and consumer userspace stack. Since 2023 cons... View more