Bork in Prague: SUSE's keynote gods demand their tribute
SUSE's annual conference in Prague faced unexpected technical difficulties during keynote presentations. Despite showcasing its advancements in edge computing and AI, the event was marred by error messages and interruptions. Attendees experienced issues with a demonstration that ultimately failed to deliver as intended.
- ▪SUSECON 2026 highlighted the company's focus on edge computing, sovereignty, and AI.
- ▪A presentation by Andreas Prins was interrupted by an Adobe Acrobat pop-up warning about a Chrome extension.
- ▪A demonstration led by Keith Basil encountered a rate limit error, preventing audience participation.
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