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6 articles stable

Open Source has appeared in 6 articles since 2007-05. Coverage peaked in 2022Q4 with 2 articles.

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AI Models Multiplied. ASML Raised the Floor
ASML lifted 2026 guidance to €43B–€45B as Kimi K3 and Inkling widened model access, New York constrained data-center permits, and Europe challenged Android defa...
The Standard
In March 2026, the Linux Foundation raised $12.5M to help open-source maintainers defend against low-quality AI-generated code. Three weeks later, the Linux ker...
Open Source Is Eating the Price Tag
The gap between "announced SaaS feature" and "usable open-source alternative" has collapsed from years to days. When every paid feature has a free clone shippin...
One Hundred Million Downloads
On March 31, three software supply chain incidents surfaced in a single day — a compromised npm package with 100 million weekly downloads, a major AI tool's sou...
The Commons
Five stories from five different domains tell the same story about what happens when shared digital spaces lose the friction that maintained them.

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2024-02-20
TechCrunch 5 related

MariaDB, which went public via SPAC in December 2022, gets an offer from K1 to go private in a $37M deal, or $0.55/share, far below its $672M Series D valuation

if it is controlled by capitalists, don't call it FLOSS.  —  this should have been clear by now with the bait-and-switch Google pulled with the “privatization” of Android's GApps vs. ASOS. … Dare Obas...

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