#linux-foundation

#linux-foundation

The Linux Foundation promotes AI development through open-source initiatives, enhancing enterprise AI standards and addressing safety concerns.

The Open Model Initiative aims to push for open standards in AI models, focusing on shared standards, governance, and open source models to counter proprietary AI technologies.

The Linux Foundation is a crucial player in the open-source community under Jim Zemlin's leadership.

AWS transitions OpenSearch to the Linux Foundation, promoting community involvement amid changing industry licensing standards.

The Developer Relations Foundation aims to unify and enhance developer relations practices, addressing challenges in the profession to boost developer success.

Valkey, an open-source alternative, gains support from prominent industry players and releases first version as an alternative to Redis.

The Open Source Summit showcased advancements highlighting the growing business value of open source software and collaborations for its protection.

AWS, Google, and Oracle support Linux Foundation's fork of Redis due to restrictive license changes.

New database Valkey, a fork of Redis, continues under BSD license with wide industry support.

Patent trolls target cloud native open source projects, prompting foundations to enhance their legal defenses.

Cloud native technologies attract patent trolls due to their widespread adoption.

Linux Foundation promoting open source projects like OpenTofu and Valkey against faux open source companies.