Europe-China Open Source: Digital Sovereignty & Sustained Collaboration

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Uses OSS Compass and Chaos project tooling plus imported Chinese forge data (Gitee/Gitcode) and time‑zone heuristics to adjust GitHub IP biases and reproduce counts; claims 15 million active OSS developers worldwide in 2024 and a record 700M code pushes, with OpenAtom data showing Europe 3M+ vs China 2.2M+ active devs. Europe shows high import/export collaboration and dominance in OS/front‑end, China shows faster growth in AI and semiconductors and much lower cross‑region contribution rates, so the ecosystems are complementary but not yet well integrated.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:48Measuring contributions challenges
3. 5:19Accurate data collection solutions
4. 8:302024 developer trends
5. 11:41China vs Europe contributions
6. 15:36Industry growth comparison
7. 18:46Collaboration opportunities
8. 21:59Digital Resilience Forum announced
9. 23:00Q&A on collaboration barriers

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