Keynote: The Challenges of Funding Open Source Development
summary
IBM argues that corporate funding and open governance scale open source: a $1B pledge kickstarts Linux adoption, IBM seeds Eclipse with $30M, and the Cloud Native ecosystem grows to 333 companies and ~18 projects under CNCF. The Call for Code campaign reaches 22M developers, gets 100K participants across 156 countries, 352 events, 2,500 submissions and a $200,000 prize; one top-five project combines blockchain, cloud, facial‑recognition ATM flows and deploys on Kubernetes clusters with GPUs via Helm charts in four months.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:32History of Open Source
- 5:09Call for Code
- 6:12Top 5 Finalists
- 7:19Kubernetes
- 9:20Conclusion
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