FluxCD has been sponsored by ControlPlane highlighting one of the many benefits of open source – its enabling customers and users continuous usage irrespective of the software’s commercial sponsor. Amanda Brock comments in ITPro.
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Open source licences are under the microscope in Software Freedom Conservancy’s law suit against Vizio. ‘The open source movement experiences “growing pains”‘ says Amanda Brock.
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Amanda Brock celebrates the role and positioning of the UK open source companies and community in contributions to open source as Runa Capital share their new ROSS Index.
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27 – 29 March, Shenzhen, China Amanda Brock, CEO, OpenUK Keynote: “The Future of Open Source – What lies ahead?” and Book Club with the translators of the Mandarin edition of Open Source Law, Policy and Practice.
Keynote at The DEVOPS Conference Global – London, on March 2024. Nobody can escape AI. It has those concerned with existential risk in a tizzy and the rest of the world working out how it will impact our jobs and businesses. All difficult to work out without actually understanding what AI is capable of and
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Amanda will draw on OpenUK’s recent research and report on AI (to be published early 2024) and the discussions at State of Open Con 24 in early February, to bring the most current thinking to the audience in a cohesive way as she considers the risk of Open in AI and the risk AI poses
Amanda Brock, the CEO of Open UK, took a decade too long to jump from her legal career to what she really craved – the frenzy of entrepreneurship. She stayed in law too long because she’d experienced a sobering failure years ago – running an event which lost half a million pounds. What happened? Hosted
Government has been warned that failure to invest in the underlying telecoms networks needed to handle the large influx in traffic from AI will mean its Spring Budget pledge to invest significantly in the technology is futile.
Chancellor urged to invest in network needed to support AI Read More »
“The Budget hasn’t delivered much upon the promise that the UK tech sector can be evolved into the next Silicon Valley – with the budget offering little to enable skills building or to build on the current tax breaks for serious investors. Although the introduction of the new £5k individual ISA for investment in the
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“The Budget hasn’t delivered much upon the promise that the UK tech sector can be evolved into the next Silicon Valley – with the budget offering little to enable skills building or to build on the current tax breaks for serious investors. Although the introduction of the new £5k individual ISA for investment in the
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