How We Navigate an Open Source Compliance and Contribution in a S...
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Sony Semiconductor creates an OSPO and a dedicated support team (including seven India-based support members) to meet OpenChain ISO/IEC 5230:2020 requirements, handling about 30 projects and producing compliance artifacts for release. Scanning uses phology and fig on examples like OpenCV 4.5 where one source generates 57 binaries, and investigation plus artifact prep takes roughly one to two weeks per package. SDKs are open sourced and the OSPO coordinates contributions and event sponsorship.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Open source compliance intro
- 3:13License clearance issues
- 6:46Semiconductor dev challenges
- 11:45Navigating compliance
- 16:34Contribution strategies
- 18:43Key takeaways and Q&A session
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