Towards Digital Autonomy, from Device to Cloud
summary
Claims two Cloud Gatekeepers control IoT ecosystems and that open source fixes it: Oniro is an Eclipse-hosted OS that virtualizes device attributes, enables local point-to-point connections and write-once apps so a single app runs across phone, TV, car and speakers without cloud hops. A new Open Services Cloud exposes cloud providers’ internal service APIs and provides an open framework that binds to native APIs so third parties can offer portable, native managed services across multi-clouds.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Digital autonomy introduction
- 1:31Open source foundation
- 3:34Oniro OS for devices
- 6:04Cloud challenges for autonomy
- 9:33Lockout and lock-in problems
- 12:01Open Services Cloud initiative
- 14:08Open source governance benefits
- 14:50Engaging with Eclipse projects
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