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Onwards and upwards, open source business as usual
May 22, 2007
So anyway, after a brief pause to take in the fact that Microsoft has lots of patents, but isn’t going to use them its back to business as usual for open source.
That means funding, growth, partnerships, new projects, new initiatives, and new ways to do business.
Here are the headlines:
MuleSource Closes $12.5 Million in Series B Funding
New Funambol Open Source Software Improves Push Email, Contacts and Calendars for Everyone
Funambol Helps EarthLink Provide Easy Sharing of Address Book Contents Across Applications and Services
Dell firms up technical details for Ubuntu PCs
Alfresco and Optaros Announce Platinum-Level Partnership
Sourcefire and Insecure.Org Partner to Develop Nmap Based Open Source Vulnerability Detection
The Apache Software Foundation Announces the Release of Apache Axis2/C v.1.0
SnapLogic Receives $2.5 Million Initial Funding From Dhillon Capital
SnapLogic Delivers Internet Scale Data Integration
Anyone would think there was some sort of Open Source Business Conference going on or something.
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