Linux Foundation Collaborative Projects
With Linux Foundation Collaborative Projects we have one goal: to spread the collaborative DNA of Linux to new fields to enable innovation and access for all.
Linux Foundation Collaborative Projects
Companies such as Google, IBM, Intel, the New York Stock Exchange, Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc. (QuIC), HP, Samsung, Cisco and others have relied on The Linux Foundation to host their collaborative software projects and provide the organizational, promotional and technical infrastructure needed to make those projects successful.
The Linux Foundation is about far more than Linux. From software defined networking to embedded Linux to IoT, our Collaborative Projects span the enterprise, mobile and embedded markets.
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By collaborating together and tapping into the open source community, companies reduce costs and produce superior software more quickly.
The Linux Foundation provides the infrastructure so these projects can thrive.
With over
600 members
and thousands of active developers, Linux Foundation Collaborative Projects are harnessing the power of open source development to drive innovation at unmatched speed and scale.
There are two main criteria that must be met in order for the Linux Foundation to host a Collaborative Project:
- The use of open source governance best practices including license and contribution agreement choices in keeping with the ideals of Linux
- The project must have the potential to fuel innovation in an industry through collaborative software development
With ten years of experience managing open source projects and support services, The Linux Foundation can provide the back-office, technical infrastructure, and ecosystem development services to get your collaborative project off the ground quickly and efficiently and to maximize its success.
If you are interested in hosting a project with the Linux Foundation, please fill out the form below: