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EPISODE · Aug 4, 2026 · 24 MIN

Open Standards, 15-Year Lifecycles, and Air-Gapped Security, Part 2

from The Future is Open. A SUSE Podcast · host SUSE

In Part 2 of our edge computing series, host Cameron Seader welcomes back Keith Basil, GM & VP of SUSE's Edge Business, and Charlie Key, Director of Growth & Strategy for Industrial Platforms at SUSE, former founder & CEO of Losant, to discuss the strategic future of SUSE Edge, the importance of open-source standards, and the unique challenges of securing critical infrastructure. They examine SUSE’s contributions to Project Margo, explain how to maintain a 15-year support lifecycle for fast-moving technologies like Kubernetes, and explore how Model Context Protocols (MCP) and deterministic workflows enable safe, air-gapped AI deployments on the physical edge.   Interested in learning more about SUSE's Edge solutions? Check out these resources:  Review the webpage: SUSE Industrial Edge Read the Blog: Announcing SUSE Industrial Edge Download the Success Stories: Omnicell drives autonomous medication management with SUSE Edge  PepsiCo Scales Hybrid Infrastructure and Edge AI with SUSE 

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