Keynote: Kevin Hilman in conversation with Greg Kroah-Hartman

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Project consolidates long‑running distributed kernel testing into a single Linux Foundation governed effort that actually runs kernels on many real boards, unifies six or seven fragmented projects, and exposes the testing stack as an open source test harness with a public service at kernelci.org. It reports continuous results, archives a multi‑year historical test database for mining, and aims for simpler fail/happy signaling and better visualization so bugs found by fuzzers no longer outpace the ability to track and fix them.

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