Kernel v2.1 Release

Major kernel upgrade introduces distributed consensus scheduling, zero-copy memory primitives, and sub-millisecond workload placement.

Kernel v2.1 Release

The Kernel v2.1 represents the most significant architectural evolution in Ooto Neural OS history. This release completely reimplements the scheduler using distributed consensus protocols, eliminating central coordination bottlenecks while maintaining sub-millisecond placement latency across thousand-node meshes.

Distributed Consensus Scheduler

The new scheduler distributes authority across all mesh nodes. Workload placement operates through multi-phase cryptographic voting, reaching consensus in under 3ms for typical jobs. This architecture eliminates single points of failure while scaling linearly with infrastructure size.

Performance Improvements

40% reduction in average workload placement latency
Zero-copy memory sharing across mesh boundaries
Byzantine fault tolerance with configurable quorum thresholds

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