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Today's Linux Foundation and OIN Fluff

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 21st of June 2022 09:40:20 PM Filed under
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  • Nephio Sees Rapid Growth as More Organizations Commit to Simplify Cloud Native Automation of Telecom Network Functions [Ed: No kidding. This page mentions "clown" like 40 times!]

    Project Nephio, an open source initiative of partners across the telecommunications industry working towards true cloud-native automation , today announced rapid community growth and momentum.

  • TODO Group Announces 2022 OSPO Survey [Ed: Surveys are not "research"; 'Linux' Foundation has rebranded marketing as 'research', just like Microsoft...]

    The TODO Group, together with Linux Foundation Research, LF Training & Certification, api7.ai, Futurewei, Ovio, Salesforce, VMware, and X-Labs, is conducting a survey as part of a research project on the prevalence and outcomes of open source programs among different organizations across the globe.

  • 500 Promising Individuals Worldwide Receive Linux Foundation IT Training & Certification Scholarships [Ed: Diploma mill riding the "Linux" brand]
  • RBC Joins the Open Invention Network To Protect Fintech From Looming Threat of Patent Trolls [Ed: After many years and under the misleading, baseless, false guise of "fighting trolls" OIN is trying to normalise software patents with these patent pools]

    Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) joins the Open Invention Network (OIN) as its newest community member.

    OIN was formed to safeguard open source software (OSS), with the company now the largest patent non-aggression community in history. It announced this week that RBC has joined as a community member.

    OIN is an advocate for patent non-aggression, something it describes as ‘defensive strategies that protect us against the aggressive use of patents’. When a company claims a patent and uses its right to an invention as a means to prevent others from entering the market effectively, this is patent aggression; also sometimes known as a ‘patent troll’.

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