ADI at Open Source Summit EU
Open Source Summit is the premier event for open source developers and contributors and ADI will be there in force!

We're excited to share that Analog Devices will be attending Open Source Summit, the premier gathering for open source developers, maintainers, technologists, and community leaders.
Open Source Summit is where the global open source community comes together to share ideas, collaborate on solutions, and help shape the future of software and technology. It's a natural fit for ADI as we continue to strengthen our engagement with open source ecosystems through initiatives such as Linux, Zephyr, ADI DataX™, and our broader developer platform efforts.
If you're attending, be sure to stop by, meet the team, learn more about ADI's open source contributions, and connect with us on the technologies and communities driving the future of embedded systems, Edge AI, and software-defined innovation.
We look forward to seeing the community there and continuing to build, collaborate, and contribute together.
See you at Open Source Summit!
This talk will highlight how libiio can provide a consistent interface for industrial I/O across Linux and Zephyr RTOS targets. It will explore the benefits of a unified API, including more portable application code, consistent development workflows and easier integration of sensors and data-converter devices across different operating environments.
Shared talk with Maureen Helm - details above.
This session will serve as a forum to discuss clock-control concepts and the evolving clock-management model in the Zephyr RTOS. It will aim to determine how hardware clock trees, clock sources, rates and device dependencies can be represented and managed consistently, helping maintainers and driver developers improve portability, power awareness and support across different SoCs.