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tuxpub - The Serverless File Server image

Benjamin Copeland

tuxpub - The Serverless File Server

Tuesday, June 2, 2020

What problems has Linaro solved with tuxpub? At Linaro, we have previously hosted artifacts from Amazon S3 using a custom tool known as Linaro Licence Protection (LLP)...

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Let’s talk about Homomorphic Encryption image

Joakim Bech

Let’s talk about Homomorphic Encryption

Friday, May 22, 2020

9 mins read

In this blog post we’re going to set aside the traditional encryption and instead have a look at something called Homomorphic Encryption. Read more here.

Encryption Linaro

Alex Bennée

Working on VirtIO

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

7 mins read

In this article, Alex Bennee provides a summary of the history of VirtIO and the areas Linaro is working on for the future. Read more here!

Linaro QEMU VirtIO

Rémi Duraffort

The KissCache Caching Server

Monday, May 18, 2020

3 mins read

In this blog, we take a look at the open-sourced KissCache, a simple server built on the KISS principle: Keep It Simple Stupid. Read more here.

KissCache Server

Linaro Engineering Highlights: April 2020 image

Jon Burcham

Linaro Engineering Highlights: April 2020

Thursday, May 7, 2020

7 mins read

Welcome to the April 2020 edition of the Linaro Engineering Highlights. This roundup includes Linaro’s contributions to the Linux v5.6 Kernel LTP, PSA Level 1 Certification Showcase, Linaro Consumer Group...

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Update on HiKey/HiKey960 efforts in AOSP image

John Stultz

Update on HiKey/HiKey960 efforts in AOSP

Monday, April 20, 2020

5 mins read

In this article, John Stultz takes a look at the HiKey/HiKey960 efforts in AOSP as HiKey gets put into retirement. Read more here!

Android HiKey

AOSP on Pixel3/PocoF1 (Running AOSP with mainline kernel on form-factor devices) image

Amit Pundir

AOSP on Pixel3/PocoF1 (Running AOSP with mainline kernel on form-factor devices)

Wednesday, April 15, 2020

5 mins read

In this article, Amit Pundir takes a detailed look at running AOSP with mainline kernel on form-factor devices. Read about his findings here!

Android

Network throughput performance improves as a result of reworking the load balance. image

Vincent Guittot

Network throughput performance improves as a result of reworking the load balance.

Monday, April 6, 2020

4 mins read

The scheduler has seen a lot of change over the past couple of years with the introduction of Per Entity Load Tracking (PELT). This blog talks about how it has...

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