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* [Asahi Lina](https://github.com/asahilina), GPU kernel sourceress. Lina joined the team to reverse engineer the M1 GPU kernel interface, and found herself writing the world's first Rust Linux GPU kernel driver. Outside of GPUs, she sometimes hacks on open source VTuber tooling and infrastructure.

* [Eileen Yoon (eiln)](https://github.com/eiln), signals guru covering multimedia and accelerators. Eileen worked on on hardware video codec acceleration, after knocking out the Neural Engine and Image Signal Processor (camera).
* [Eileen Yoon (eiln)](https://github.com/eiln), signals guru covering multimedia and accelerators. Eileen worked on hardware video codec acceleration, after knocking out the Neural Engine and Image Signal Processor (camera).

* [Hector Martin (marcan)](https://github.com/marcan), the founder of Asahi Linux. marcan is a seasoned reverse engineer and developer with more than 15 years of experience porting Linux and running unofficial software on undocumented and/or closed devices. Asahi Linux was his most ambitious project yet. His previous projects include [PS4 Linux](https://github.com/fail0verflow/ps4-linux), a Linux port to the proprietary hardware found on the PS4, capable of full 3D acceleration using OpenGL and Vulkan (radeon/amdgpu drivers); [AsbestOS](https://github.com/marcan/asbestos), a PS3 Linux bootloader for GameOS mode, and associated kernel patches to make Linux work on the PS3 Slim; and numerous contributions to the [Wii Homebrew ecosystem](https://wiibrew.org/), including being part of the team that developed [The Homebrew Channel](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/Homebrew_Channel) and [BootMii](https://wiibrew.org/wiki/BootMii), documenting much of the hardware, and contributing to open homebrew SDK tooling.

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