The FOSSASIA Summit 2027 Call for Speakers is now open!

We welcome technical deep-dives, practical case studies, lessons learned, emerging technologies, community stories, and real-world experiences from building and adopting open source.

KEY DATES

• Submission deadline: November 30, 2026 (23:59 GMT+7)

• Acceptance announcements: Rolling basis, with the final announcement by December 22, 2026

TRACKS and TOPICS

• Artificial Intelligence: Open source LLMs and SLMs, generative AI, AI agents, production-ready AI, local and edge AI, AI infrastructure, AI-assisted development, machine learning, data science, and responsible AI.

• Cloud & DevOps: Cloud-native technologies, Kubernetes, containers, infrastructure as code, platform engineering, automation, CI/CD, distributed systems, and open source cloud infrastructure.

• Cybersecurity: Open source security, application and infrastructure security, privacy, digital safety, threat detection, security tooling, supply-chain security, and secure software development.

• Databases: PostgreSQL and other open source databases, database architecture, scalability, high availability, replication, performance, data engineering, and database operations.

• Observability: Monitoring, logging, tracing, telemetry, distributed systems observability, open source observability platforms, performance engineering, and managing observability at scale.

• Open Source Ecosystems: Open source communities, governance, sustainability, InnerSource, open source program offices (OSPOs), contributor onboarding, maintainer experiences, licensing, open source business models, and building healthy ecosystems.

• Operating Systems: Linux, kernel development, distributions, system architecture, performance optimization, virtualization, and operating systems for modern workloads.

• Open Hardware: Open hardware, embedded systems, robotics, IoT, scientific instruments, RISC-V, custom chips, edge computing, and hardware-software co-design.

• Web & Mobile: Modern web technologies, frontend and backend development, mobile applications, APIs, microservices, developer tools, application performance, and open source frameworks.

• Web3: Open source blockchain infrastructure, decentralized applications, protocols, developer tooling, decentralized systems, identity, privacy, and the intersection of open source and Web3.

Please note that session content, including presentation slides, code, examples, and other materials you choose to share, will be published and made available to the community under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.

You can enter proposals until 2026-11-30 23:59 (Asia/Bangkok), 2 months, 1 week from now.