Eternal Initiative builds a napkin‑size machine to keep software alive for a millennium
Eternal Software Initiative defines a napkin‑size OISC and a full LLVM backend that can compile any current program into a self‑contained capsule, then run it on a tiny virtual machine. By stripping away today’s tangled hardware and library dependencies, it aims to keep software runnable for a millennium, giving future historians a way to experience 21st‑century code.