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ING is a 20,000‑person technology-first bank running 300,000+ pipelines/week across 400 tribes, 3,000 squads and about 50 GitHub projects, arguing that Europe’s regulatory fragmentation makes a call for open standards to reduce complexity urgent. Open source is positioned as an enterprise collaboration model and talent magnet, a Darwinian way to let the best code win, while also a potential backbone for resilience against third‑party and geopolitical risk given treasury has roughly 24 hours autonomy. Risks include maintainer concentration and malicious or AI‑generated low‑quality contributions.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:45Financial sector needs open standards
- 5:12Open source for global collaboration
- 6:17Open source as talent platform
- 8:48Digital sovereignty risks
- 12:56Open source for alternate cloud
- 15:44Open source adoption risks
- 17:52Summary
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