Webinar Overview
As organizations seek greater control, security, and independence in their technology choices, reliance on proprietary platforms is becoming a growing concern—especially in embedded systems and modern appliances. Open source solutions provide a way forward, ensuring flexibility, security, and long-term sustainability without external dependencies.
By leveraging the efficiency of Arm and the proven reliability of BSD, companies can build secure, high-performance embedded appliances that remain fully under their control—without sacrificing innovation or compliance.
Join us to learn how BSD and Arm empower the next generation of embedded appliances—secure, open, and free from external constraints.
In this webinar, we'll explore:
- How BSD & Arm enable secure, sovereign embedded appliances
- Why open source is the key to long-term independence
- Real-world applications of BSD in networking, industrial, and edge appliances
- Best practices for building scalable, future-proof embedded systems
🚀 Register now to take control of your embedded technology stack!
Date: May 29, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM EST
Duration: 45 minutes.
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Meet the Hosts
Principal Solutions Architect and co-Founder of Klara Inc., Allan Jude has been on the team since the beginning. Shepherding an amazing team of developers and sysadmins, he is the technical heart of our team. A community go-to person for ZFS and open source through and through, Allan enjoys spending his time improving on ZFS, FreeBSD and making open source code better.
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Andrew Wafaa is Senior Director of Software Communities at Arm, where he leads the Open Source Office and oversees engagement with the global open-source ecosystem. He also serves on the FreeBSD Foundation board and is a longtime advocate for collaborative development and open-source innovation.
George V. Neville-Neil is a distinguished expert in networking, operating systems, and security, with a particular focus on open-source technologies. As a member of the FreeBSD Foundation Board of Directors and a former member of the FreeBSD Core Team, he has significantly contributed to the development and advocacy of FreeBSD.
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