Computing IT Leaders 100 2025 – Amanda Brock
Computing IT Leaders 100 2025 – Amanda Brock. Read the interview here.
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IT Pro’s Emma Woollcott explains the copyrights in AI debate
IT Pro’s Emma Woollcott explains the copyrights in AI debate, with quotes from CEO, Amanda Brock
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Reporting Keir Starmer’s keynote at London Tech Week, Computing quote CEO, Amanda Brock on where open source can bring the missing practical experience
Reporting Keir Starmer’s keynote at London Tech Week, Computing quote CEO, Amanda Brock on where open source can bring the missing practical experience.
iAfrica reports on open washing on Llama by meta in wake of new Linux Foundation report.
Meta Faces Backlash Over ‘Open Washing’ in AI Licensing Debate
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ITPro reflects on the risk of sponsorship from meta on Linus Foundation’s open source report.
Meta faces new ‘open washing’ accusations with AI whitepaper
Digwatch focuses on Meta open washing as we see a new report from LF on value of AI and open source.
OpenUK’s Amanda Brock says Meta’s licensing breaks key principles of open source and creates unnecessary friction for developers.
The Next Web reports that Amanda Brock warns “Europe must get real on tech sovereignty and stay open”
The Next Web reports the CEO of OpenUK wants the EU to remember the importance of collaboration.
ZDNet reports on the Redis licence change back to open source AGPL
ZDNet reports on the Redis licence change back to open source AGPL
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Computing reports on Redis’ licence with Amanda Brock saying, “Redis is one of the biggest culprits in undermining open source’s fundamental free flow of value, with repeated shifts away from open source licensing.”
Computing reports on Redis’ licence with Amanda Brock saying, “Redis is one of the biggest culprits in undermining open source’s fundamental free flow of value, with repeated shifts away from open source licensing.”