Keeping Open Open
summary
Shows how Huawei puts the OpenHarmony-based Ono/OpenHarmony stack into Eclipse/Open Atom governance, with demos tying Ono to Eclipse Kanto, Servo web engine and React Native tooling and a live expans demo that moves services between clouds. Claims an Open Services Cloud framework makes cloud services portable and cites a consultancy study projecting European cloud growth jumping from 40% to 279% growth. Explains contributor/committer agreements, foundation ownership of trademarks/IP and why foundation governance prevents unilateral relicensing.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:15Open source definitions
- 4:46Licensing requirements
- 6:11Open governance models
- 8:18Huawei’s open source contributions
- 10:04European open source laws
- 11:49Personal open source journey
- 13:33Huawei’s open source strategy
- 15:15Open source business models
- 16:41Cloud vendor challenges
- 19:34Open Services Cloud impact
- 22:53Digital sovereignty role
- 25:32Call to action
- 27:03Q&A
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