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Argues that open source due diligence must be performed collectively across organizations rather than duplicated inside each company and cites Huawei as an example of a manufacturer with obligation to care for consumed OSS, reports that the Open Regulatory Compliance working group and a two-day Brussels event successfully brought technical legal government and management roles together to coordinate CRA readiness, aims to drive sustainable investment in upstream projects and to scale shared guidance and tooling.
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