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SuperPoD OS and Agentic Infra Take Center Stage at openEuler Summit 2026
The Agentic Infra OS Conference & openEuler Summit 2026 will take place November 13-14 at the Zhongguancun International Innovation Center in Beijing.
Under the theme "Building Agentic Infra from the OS Up," the event will bring together developers, open-source contributors, and industry partners to explore how operating systems can support large-scale AI computing and the deployment of AI agents.
The two-day event pairs an industry-focused first day, headlined by the Agentic Infra OS Conference keynotes, with a community-focused second day built around the openEuler Summit.
It's FOSS is going to follow the event remotely and will report on the interesting bits of the event again when the event has concluded.
As AI applications grow more complex, infrastructure teams face challenges that extend beyond model performance. The challenges include coordinating computing resources across tightly integrated systems, running agent workloads securely, and understanding how systems behave in production.
Only a few months back, openEuler shipped 24.03 LTS SP4, an update built on Linux kernel 6.6 that added an agent sandbox runtime for enterprise AI agents, SuperPoD reliability and usability enhancements, NPU resource partitioning, rapid fault recovery for inference services, and AI compiler and performance work.
The release reflected contributions from 2,006 developers across 39 community member organizations.
The reason why I am mentioning this is because that release frames the questions at the center of this Summit.
As agents run longer, multi-step task loops and hold state and memory across systems, the process and resource abstractions at the heart of today's operating systems are being stretched.
The conference will examine these challenges through two connected areas: SuperPoD OS and agentic infrastructure.