Kara Bembridge
December 04, 2025
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The Land of the Rising Sun is set to open its doors next week for the Linux Plumbers Conference 2025. For the very first time it will be held in Tokyo, Japan, at the Toranomon Hills Forum. This three-day event will host developers working at all levels of the plumbing layer and beyond from December 11 to 13.
Adding to the collaborative nature of the conference, Collabora will be present with 3 different talks in 3 different tracks: Embedded Internet of Things, LPC Refereed, and Rust. Each session will provide our speakers a chance to share their expertise ranging from improving system stability for boards using fusb302 (or similar) chips, the progress of the KernelCI architecture, and showcasing Tyr (the brand new Rust kernel driver).
Collabora @ Linux Plumbers 2025
- Tyr: a new Rust GPU driver
Presented by Daniel Almeida & Alice Ryhl - Thursday, December 11, 03:45 UTC- Improving stability for TCPM using boards that are not self-powered
Presented by Sebastian Reichel - Thursday, December 11, 08:00 UTC- One year into the new KernelCI
Presented by Gustavo Padovan - Friday, December 12, 01:00 UTC
Be sure to join us for our talks and feel free to say hello! Our presenters will be more than happy to connect and dive deeper into Linux kernel discussions.
See you in Tokyo!
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