# KubeCon + CloudNativeCon + OpenInfra Summit + PyTorch Conference China — Schedule Machine-readable mirror of the schedule page. Generated 2026-09-16. - Source: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/ - Sessions: 15 across 1 days - Times are the event's local times, exactly as published. Timing and rooms are subject to change. - Each session links back to the schedule page, which opens that session's details. ## Tracks - Breakout Sessions (6) - Registration (2) - Breaks (2) - Keynote Sessions (2) - Lightning Talks (2) - Networking Reception (1) ## Monday, September 7, 2026 ### 08:00–18:00 · Cloakroom - Room: 7F Foyer - Track: Registration - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1297088 ### 08:00–18:00 · Registration + Badge Pickup - Room: 1F Foyer - Track: Registration - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1297085 ### 13:30–14:00 · OSPO Networking - Room: 5F Foyer - Track: Breaks - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1298020 ### 14:00–14:10 · Keynote: Welcome + Opening Remarks - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Ryan TAO, Meng Wei - Track: Keynote Sessions - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1296461 ### 14:15–14:35 · OIN 2.0: The Patent Non-Aggression Community for Open Source in China and Beyond - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Shane Coughlan - Track: Breakout Sessions - Labels: Intermediate, Open strategy and innovation to prevent involution - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1284288 Open Invention Network has facilitated the patent non-aggression community for open source for over twenty years. In January 2026, it announced an evolution of its community called OIN 2.0. This evolution is designed to support long-term sustainability, greater coverage for emerging open source technologies, and new opportunities for support against threats like Non-Practicing Entities (NPEs). While IP departments have traditionally focused on patent matters, OSPOs are a critical bridge between open source knowledge, product teams and legal. Understanding how OIN 2.0 works and how it fits into broader open source governance issues is a key part of comprehensive open source management. This talk will empower OSPO team members to work fluently in this space. ### 14:40–15:00 · Trusted Supply Chains - How OpenChain Makes a Difference in a Global Ecosystem - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Marcel Kurzmann, Meixia Wang - Track: Breakout Sessions - Labels: Beginner, Software Supply Chain in AI Era - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1280101 Open Source is everywhere and soon "multiplied by AI". The continuous pressure from security attackers, digitalization of everything and global geopolitical uncertainties create a higher need for transparency and trustful business relations. Since a decade the global OpenChain Project community is continuously working on specifications and standards with the goal to build trust in the supply chain. As trust is a human need, this is not only paperwork but also consists of a "community of conformance" with public contacts from conformant organizations to whom you can address any detected Open Source supply chain concern as well as a variety of workgroup-meetings and events where people share good practices and collaborate on improvements - all joint in the spirit of Open Source and the will to fix the issues at the source. In this talk Marcel Kurzmann (OpenChain Board Member on behalf of Bosch) and Mary Meixia Wang (ED of OpenChain) will give an overview of the opportunities for chinese organizations to adopt the OpenChain Standards, become collaborating part of the global OpenChain "family" and thus increase their fitness for the global supply chains. ### 15:00–15:30 · Coffee Break - Room: 5F Foyer - Track: Breaks - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1296470 ### 15:30–16:05 · The Great Divergence: Native Open Source vs. Local Open Source — How Should Enterprises Respond? - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Li Jiansheng, Ryan TAO, Zhiqiang Yu, Amanda Brock - Track: Breakout Sessions - Labels: Advanced, Open strategy and innovation to prevent involution - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1285131 A structural divergence is quietly reshaping the global open source landscape. On one side is what we call native open source — the global commons governed by community meritocracy, voluntary contribution, and fork-based exit rights. On the other side is local open source — state-sponsored foundations , government-certified AI agent registries , and enterprise consortia operating under administrative logic rather than community governance. These two systems look alike on the surface (both produce code, both use open licenses), but their institutional logic is fundamentally different — and becoming increasingly incompatible. For enterprises operating OSPOs in China — especially multinational corporations, state-owned enterprises, and Chinese-born global companies — this divergence poses a practical dilemma: - Compliance vs. Contribution:Which upstream communities count as "safe" for regulatory compliance? Can you contribute to both systems without triggering conflict? - Talent Pipeline - Supply Chain Risk - OSPO Role Evolution: Is the OSPO becoming a "translation layer" between two incompatible institutional logics? What new capabilities does that require? ### 16:10–16:30 · Living with Legacy: How Bosch Built an OSPO and How You Can Do It too - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Marcel Kurzmann, Jane Cao - Track: Breakout Sessions - Labels: Any, OSPO in different sectors - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1280123 - Slides: https://sessionize.com/download/yyatre~X2hJdznLWBzRLoB8btNcY7.pdf~living-with-legacy-how-bosch-built-an-ospo-china-20260907.pdf Legacy. We all have to deal with it in one form or another, and it is never fun. Especially organizational legacy. And old companies have a lot of it. But just because it may be hard, does not mean that it is impossible. This talk is about building an Open Source Program Office (OSPO) and how you can do it even if your organization does not have the privilege of starting on a green field. It focuses on what an OSPO is, why it gained popularity in recent years, and why it might be a good idea for you to establish one. The talk draws heavily on the experience of Bosch in creating an OSPO out of existing open source-related activities with the aim that it may be used as a blueprint by others. ### 16:35–16:55 · AI-Powered Open Source Governance: Practices from Ant Group - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Fengjun Lyu - Track: Breakout Sessions - Labels: Any, OSPO+AI - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1270983 As the open-source ecosystem scales, traditional manual or rule-based governance tools are hitting efficiency bottlenecks. The rise of large language models (LLMs) offers a new paradigm. This session will unpack how Ant Group's Open Source Program Office (OSPO) has built and integrated an AI-driven infrastructure for daily project governance. We will move beyond the hype and explore the real-world architecture and engineering practices, covering: - Intelligent Pipelines: Building LLM-powered bots for automated issue triaging, assignment, and PR pre-reviews. - Risk Management: AI-assisted code provenance and license compliance scanning. - Data Insights: Upgrading from traditional dashboards to an NLP-based "Community Health AI Diagnostic System." ### 17:00–17:20 · Building an AI Fit OSPO - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Amanda Brock - Track: Breakout Sessions - Labels: Any, OSPO+AI - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1282451 OSPOs must evolve at pace to enable the AI Landscape and this means both evolving practices within the OSPO itself and building better understanding of AI. This session is an opening session, offering headline updates on the global AI openness landscape, to set the scene for the day's conversations. Using OpenUK and OpenHQ's deep research and reporting on global AI Openness Amanda will update the audience on the key challenges faced by open source from AI and on progress in AI Openness in 2026. The session will offer both an essential update and practical, contextualised insights critical to the audience. ### 17:25–17:35 · From Portal to Partner: Accelerating Practical OSPO Implementation with AI - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Chris Yang - Track: Lightning Talks - Labels: Any, OSPO+AI - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1284390 - Slides: https://sessionize.com/download/cfafmeq~Uo4Yq5FJrwqcmpf3JRhN68.pptx~ospologysummit_2026-_chris-yang.pptx Many companies face practical challenges when establishing an OSPO (Open Source Project Management Office), such as limited manpower, insufficient understanding from business departments, and high communication costs, making it difficult to quickly transition to routine operations. This topic will share practical experience with internal open source portals and AI Agent applications, demonstrating how to leverage AI technology to quickly implement a three-step strategy for OSPO deployment: establishing communication and collaboration channels, identifying entry and exit points, and using open source as a medium to support ecosystem development. ### 17:40–17:50 · Agent Harnesses, MCP and the Next Frontier for OSPOs - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Ana Jiménez Santamaría - Track: Lightning Talks - Labels: Agentic AI and Open Source Governance, Intermediate - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1284576 Constraints such as limited hardware, finite context capacity, and the cost of complex agent workflows are pushing teams beyond isolated model interactions. Around them, a broader layer of open infrastructure is emerging: agent harnesses, MCP, reusable skills, gateways, shared context, and mechanisms for coordinating actions across tools This session explores whether AI progress may come not only from ever-larger frontier models, but also from more distributed forms of intelligence, where specialized agents, open or local models, tools, and data sources can exchange context and collaborate. Using Goose, MCP, AGENTS.md, and agentgateway, we will examine what this stack could mean for OSPOs evaluating dependencies, interoperability, governance, and upstream participation ### 17:50–17:55 · Keynote: Closing Remarks - Room: Jiu Zhou Hall - Speakers: Ryan TAO, Meng Wei - Track: Keynote Sessions - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1296472 ### 18:00–19:00 · OSPOlogy + OSPO Summit Reception - Room: 5F Foyer - Track: Networking Reception - Labels: Any - Link: https://www.lfopensource.cn/kubecon-cloudnativecon-openinfra-summit-pytorch-conference-china/co-located-events/ospology-ospo-summit/?id=1307933 Join us for drinks and appetizers with your fellow speakers and attendees. All attendees of OSPOlogy + OSPO Summit are welcome.