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 ...
The Hidden Risk of Open Source: What Happens When Maintainers Walk Away
When open source maintainers walk away from mature projects, companies are left with production dependencies and no ...
How CTOs Should Evaluate Open vs Closed AI Models | Frank Nagle, Linux Foundation
Frank Nagle, Chief Economist at The Linux Foundation, provides a concrete decision framework for CTOs evaluating open ...
Why 2026 Is the Year of Agent-Ready Databases | Bianca Lewis, OpenSearch Software Foundation
Vector search is table stakes. Bianca Lewis, Executive Director of OpenSearch Software Foundation, shares predictions for agent-ready ...
How Margo Is Breaking Vendor Lock-In for Industrial Edge Computing | Bart Nieuwborg
Margo Initiative announces Preview Release 1—an open source specification and sandbox for managing industrial edge applications across ...
Fermyon + Akamai: How This Acquisition Strengthens Open Source WebAssembly
When Akamai acquired Fermyon, developers asked: what happens to open source? Matt Butcher and Ari Weil explain ...
Why Open Source and Data Sovereignty Matter in the AI Era: Insights from Airbyte’s Teo Gonzalez
In this clip, Airbyte’s Teo Gonzalez explores why open source is essential for AI innovation and how ...
Every Open Source Maintainer Is Burned Out — You Just Can’t Tell
Open source maintainers are burned out, even when projects keep shipping. Kat Cosgrove explains the hidden human ...
Why Enterprises Fear Open Source AI Models—And Why They Shouldn’t | Frank Nagle
Chief Economist Frank Nagle explains why the biggest fear about open source AI models—that they'll make your ...
Why Companies Must Give More Than Money : Kat Cosgrove & Billy Thompson
Kat Cosgrove warns that open source projects can stop releasing at any time if maintainers burn out ...