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9:30am KST

Why is Open Source R&D Important and What Are We Doing About It? - Ibrahim Haddad, VP & Head of Open Source Samsung Research America Park Ballroom

9:50am KST

The Kernel Report - Jon Corbet, LWN.net Park Ballroom

10:30am KST

10:45am KST

ARM-KVM Weather Report - Mario Smarduch, Samsung Park Ballroom 2 IBM LinuxONE: Linux Without Limits - Martin Dvorsky, IBM Park Ballroom 3 Media Resource Sharing Through The Media Controller API - Shuah Khan, Samsung Park Ballroom 1

11:45am KST

DPDK Performance Challenges - Stephen Hemminger, Brocade Park Ballroom 1 Fundamental Trends and Issues in Linux Memory Management - Christoph Lameter Park Ballroom 3 More Bang for Your Buck: How to Work with an Open Source Foundation - Brian Warner, Samsung Park Ballroom 2

12:35pm KST

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2:20pm KST

Linux: Where Are We Going - Q&A With Intel's Chief Linux Technologist Dirk Hohndel & Linux Creator Linus Torvalds Park Ballroom

2:50pm KST

3:20pm KST

CIFSSRV: In-kernel CIFS Server - Namjae Jeon, Samsung Park Ballroom 3 Giant Bags of Mostly Water - Securing Your Infrastructure By Expecting User Error - Konstantin Ryabitsev, Linux Foundation Park Ballroom 2 New Developments in Linux Tracing Infrastructure - Elena Zannoni, Oracle Park Ballroom 1

4:20pm KST

Chromium Contributing Explained - Adenilson Cavalcanti, Samsung Park Ballroom 2 Linux System enabling Distributed Key-Value(KV) Store (Hbase, Cassandra, Accumulo, Hypertable, Aerospike) for hosting TeraBytes of data - Kunal Gautam Park Ballroom 3 Monitoring and Controlling Cache Allocation for Quality of Service Guarentees in Linux - H. Peter Anvin, Intel Park Ballroom 1

5:20pm KST

A Survivor's Guide to Contributing to the Linux Kernel - Javier Martinez Canillas, Samsung Park Ballroom 1 Energy Aware Scheduling - Byungchul Park, LG Park Ballroom 2 Enhancement of DVB Framework with VB2 - Geunyoung, Samsung Park Ballroom 3

6:15pm KST

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