Why Cloud Native Success Depends on Culture, Not Technology—And Open Models Save $25B
What's the biggest barrier to cloud native success? It's not technology—it's culture. Hilary Carter from The Linux ...
Kubernetes at 82% Adoption: Why Maturity, Not Technology, Now Defines Cloud Native Success
The 2025 CNCF survey reveals Kubernetes has become invisible infrastructure at 82% production adoption, with 66% of ...
Inside the 2025 CNCF Survey: How 628 Organizations Revealed Cloud Native Maturity
How do you measure cloud native maturity across hundreds of organizations? The 2025 CNCF Annual Cloud Native ...
Why 66% of AI Workloads Now Run on Kubernetes: The Infrastructure Shift | Hilary Carter
Kubernetes has achieved 98% adoption, but the 2025 CNCF Annual Survey reveals a fundamental shift: success now ...
Europe, AI, and the Business of Open Source | Hilary Carter, Linux Foundation
In this interview, Hilary Carter of the Linux Foundation explores Europe’s open source growth, AI sovereignty, ...
Weekly TFiR Wrap: The AI Transformation Reality Check: From Hype to Enterprise Implementation
As we move deeper into Q3 2025, it’s clear: AI agents aren’t just the future—they’re already rewriting ...
Open Source AI Is Creating Jobs, Not Destroying Them: Hilary Carter, The Linux Foundation
New Linux Foundation research exposes a critical disconnect: organizations are conducting AI-driven layoffs while remaining "woefully understaffed" ...
Hilary Carter: Why Open Source and Decentralization Are Critical for Ethical AI
Hilary Carter joins TFiR to explain how decentralization and open source are essential tools to ensure ...
Decentralizing AI And Restoring Data Control Through Open Source | Hilary Carter
A recent report on decentralization and AI research highlights the growing concentration of AI and web technologies ...
Open source will play a significant role in advancing AI innovation | Hilary Carter
The Linux Foundation is helping organizations with regulatory and AI challenges by fostering collaboration, conducting research, and ...