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AT&T uses open source to assure dominance

How can anyone compete with AT&T if it has open source religion?Someone needs to figure that out, because they do. AT&T is an investor in OpenClovis, which offers an open source application service platform for the telecom industry.This week OpenClovis announced several projects aimed at integrating its platform with important...

Tags: General, Applications, Development, Infrastructure, Hardware, telecom, AT&T Corp., open source, OpenClovis

Blog posts 2006-11-10

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ip.access Embeds New Generation In-Building Mobile Access Solution to Boost Quality and Cut Costs

ip.access wanted to build a high-performance, embedded database for Oyster 3G, a low-power femtocell base station for homes that provides high-speed voice and data access in buildings in which walls thickness makes obtaining a 3G signal difficult and create a self-maintaining database engine with in-process storage and automatic failure recovery...

Tags: Microsoft Access, Oracle Corp., Ip.access, 3G, Storage, Databases, Wireless, Cellular Phones, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management

Case studies 2008-04-01

The hybrid model in open source

In order to get more mileage from their efforts Im seeing more and more open source companies adopt a hybrid model. (The shirt shows a mule train pulling a car. Available from Muledesign.)Hybrid licensing comes in three flavors:An open source developer holds out some code as proprietary. Medsphere is doing...

Tags: open source, hybrid model, open-source developer

Blog posts 2006-11-27

AT&T uses open source to assure dominance

AT&T uses open source to assure dominanceAT&T exploits open source to assure anti-neutrality dominance.In case anyone forgot, [url=http://blogs.zdnet.com/ip-telephony/?p=1151]AT&T is part of king Duh'bya's revocation-of-privacy program[/url] in cooperation with the FBI-NSA domestic spying conspiracy. In addition, AT&T have been fighting net neutrality to allow themselves, and the FBI-NSA gestapo, the ability...

Tags: Great Programmer, open source, AT&T Corp., programmer

Discussion threads 2006-11-10