David Rusling

About

David graduated in Computer Science in 1982 and worked first for Prime Computers and then for Digital. Whilst at Digital he worked mostly in low level software in bridges and routers. He then moved into Digital Semiconductor and worked first on the Alpha Processor and then on StrongARM. That was when he became involved in Linux. David moved to Arm in 1998 where he was involved in tools, at one time running engineering in the toolchain division. He was made an Arm Fellow for his open source work and was instrumental in the foundation of Linaro. David was Linaro’s CTO for 11 years and has now been made a Linaro Fellow.

Posts

• A Decade of Achievement

  Thursday, June 18, 2020

  In this article, former Linaro CTO David Rusling takes a look at how Linaro came to be and how the company has moved forward throughout the last 10 years. Read more here.

• What is Linaro?

  Friday, September 13, 2019

  The question “what is Linaro?” usually comes shortly after “what company do you work for?” I have a variety of answers honed over the years. Read them here!

• Linaro and Distributions

  Tuesday, October 26, 2010

  Linaro works in upstream open source projects, ensuring that the Arm architecture and embedded platforms are well supported. Along the way, the Arm community is learning how to be more...

• Is Linaro a Distribution?

  Thursday, July 1, 2010

  In this article, David Rusling answers if Linaro a distribution within the industry. Read his insights on this here!

• The need for Linaro

  Wednesday, June 2, 2010

  Arm® is not so well known outside of its partnership. Its business model is to collaborate with our partners, helping to create low power, embedded systems. Arm processors are in...