The most capable open source AI model with visual abilities yet could see more developers, researchers, and startups develop AI agents that can carry out useful chores on your computers for you.

In this special guest feature, Peter Zaitsev, Co-founder and CEO of Percona, addresses a hot topic due to the public debate on the long term viability of the open source business model that started ...

As companies grapple with the challenge of developing a sustainable business without sacrificing their core principles, open source has evolved from a niche approach to software development into the ...

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OpenAI is getting back to its roots as an open source AI company with today's announcement and release of two new, open source, frontier large language models (LLMs): gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b. The ...

Karen Copenhaver, a partner at Choate Hall & Stewart LLP, and one of Mass High Tech’s 2008 All-Stars, is an expert on technology licensing, particularly in software licensing and open source. Recently ...

Lightricks Ltd. is throwing down the gauntlet to artificial intelligence powerhouses OpenAI, Google LLC and others with the release of its latest open-source video generation model, LTX Video-13B. The ...

Goku is not only a manga action figure but as well the name of an advanced AI model designed for both image and video generation. (Photo by Elena Aquila/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images) No ...

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re probably aware that AI is developing at a breakneck pace. Early yesterday morning, a gleeful post on X-formerly-Twitter by Chinese AI firm DeepSeek ...

During our 'day jobs' advising large enterprises, services providers, network vendors, and software developers on strategies and execution options for their SDN ambitions, we are routinely asked ...

As more open source vendors adopt an "open core" business model, will you pay for proprietary extensions and advanced features? I suspect that in 2009 it will start becoming clearer as to what you pay ...

BusinessWeek declares the open source model is broken. Or did Stuart Cohen miss out on the fact that companies are already making and saving money with open source? I read the latest open source story ...