Keynote: Building Bridges, Not Barriers: Embracing Upstream Support for Lasting...
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Texas Instruments commits to 100% upstream contributions, moves SDKs into Yocto, and centers metrics on high‑quality software plus upstreaming to scale for tens of thousands of developers. TI traces upstream work back to 2003, releases an A6 platform five years ago to handle bigger ecosystems, keeps kernels in LTS, and argues upstreaming plus open hardware, tools and docs yields measurable gains in maintainability, performance tuning and product longevity.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:45Why is upstream support important to TI
- 2:23What does upstream support mean for TI
- 3:38How did TI arrive at upstream support
- 5:33Open source software isnt enough
- 6:36Whats next
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