Linux Foundation publishes schedule for Open Source Summit North America 2026

The Linux Foundation has released the full schedule for the Open Source Summit and Embedded Linux Conference North America 2026. The event will take place in Minneapolis from May 18 to 20, featuring 225 sessions across 12 tracks. Early bird registration ends March 24.

The Linux Foundation announced on March 19, 2026, that the schedule for #OSSummit + #EmbeddedLinux Conference North America is now live. The conference, set for May 18-20 in Minneapolis, offers 225 sessions across 12 tracks covering topics such as #OpenSource, #AI, #CloudNative, embedded systems, security, and more. Attendees can explore the program at https://events.linuxfoundation.org/open-source-summit-north-america/program/schedule/ and register by March 24 to save up to $500 on fees, or access early bird pricing via the event site (https://t.co/Nn39nfdjAq). The posts highlight opportunities to 'dive into #OpenSource' and 'join the open source community... to explore the future of open, community-led software.' No further details on specific sessions or speakers were provided in the announcements.

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Linux Foundation announces 2026 global events lineup

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The Linux Foundation has released its 2026 global events schedule, expecting over 120,000 attendees worldwide. The lineup emphasizes open source AI and agentic systems, with new AI-focused gatherings and an expanded international presence. Key events include summits on member strategies, high-performance computing, and AI agent standards.

The Linux Foundation has announced that the call for proposals is now open for OSSummit North America, set to return to Minneapolis from May 18 to 20. The event will be co-located with the Embedded Linux Conference, inviting submissions on topics like open source, Linux, AI, and embedded systems. Organizers encourage sharing ideas that shape these fields.

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The Linux Foundation is providing scholarships and travel funding for the OSSummit and Embedded Linux Conference North America, set for May 18-20 in Minneapolis. These opportunities aim to support underrepresented groups and individuals needing financial assistance. Applications for travel funding are due by March 30, with scholarships closing on April 10.

The Linux Foundation has issued a call for papers for the Linux Security Summit North America 2026, inviting experts to share insights on Linux security topics. The submission deadline is March 8. Sessions will cover areas such as access control, hardware security, and supply chain protection.

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Following earlier reminders, the Linux Foundation issued a final call on March 14 for proposals to the Linux Security Summit North America (May 21-22, Minneapolis), due by March 15, 2026, at 11:59 PM CDT. Experts are urged to submit on Linux security topics via events.linuxfoundation.org.

The Linux Foundation is providing registration scholarships and complimentary onsite childcare to enhance accessibility for the MCP Dev Summit North America 2026. Applications and RSVPs are due by March 2 at 11:59 PM EDT. Interested participants can apply through dedicated links on the event website.

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The Linux Foundation has announced OpenSearchCon India, set to take place in Mumbai on June 15-16. Organizers are inviting speaker proposals and offering early bird registration discounts. Interested participants are encouraged to submit applications and secure their spots soon.

 

 

 

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