Linux and Open Source
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Open Source reaches enterprise scale: Hortonworks hits a billion-dollar IPO, Cloudera reports ~$100M ARR, and Microsoft joins Apache and other projects. Security faces real gaps after Heartbleed and Shellshock reveal single-maintainer bottlenecks (ntpd, OpenSSL, GnuPG, Bash). The Linux Foundation funds a response: the Core Infrastructure Initiative gathers 20 companies, raises ~$6M over 3 years, sponsors fellows for OpenSSL and NTP, commissions a 500,000-line audit of OpenSSL and sees a sharp rise in resolved OpenSSL bugs.
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