Microsoft entra nella Linux Foundation come Platinum Member

di Marco Giannini · 16 Novembre 2016

Microsoft ama Linux? Si, l’ama, e l’ama così tanto che ha annunciato l’adesione alla Linux Foundation come Platinum Member.

Il Platinum Member è il livello più alto di adesione che una azienda può avere nella Linux Foundation. Tanto per farvi un esempio, attualmente sono Platinum Member società come Cisco, Fujitsu, HP Enterprise, Huawei, IBM, Intel, NEC, Oracle, Qualcomm e Samsung.

Grazie al titolo di Platinum Member Microsoft si guadagna anche un posto nel consiglio di amministrazione della Linux Foundation.

Di seguito il comunicato stampa ufficiale rilasciato dalla Linux Foundation

SAN FRANCISCO – November 16, 2016 – The Linux Foundation, the nonprofit advancing professional open source management for mass collaboration, today announced that Microsoft has joined the organization at a Platinum member during Microsoft’s Connect(); developer event in New York.
From cloud computing and networking to gaming, Microsoft has steadily increased its engagement in open source projects and communities. The company is currently a leading open source contributor on GitHub and earlier this year announced several milestones that indicate the scope of its commitment to open source development. The company released the open source .NET Core 1.0; partnered with Canonical to bring Ubuntu to Windows 10; worked with FreeBSD to release an image for Azure; and after acquiring Xamarin, Microsoft open sourced its software development kit. In addition, Microsoft works with companies like Red Hat, SUSE and others to support their solutions in its products.
“As a cloud platform company we aim to help developers achieve more using the platforms and languages they know,” said Scott Guthrie, Executive Vice President, Microsoft Cloud and Enterprise Group. “The Linux Foundation is home not only to Linux, but many of the community’s most innovative open source projects. We are excited to join The Linux Foundation and partner with the community to help developers capitalize on the shift to intelligent cloud and mobile experiences.”
Microsoft already contributes to several Linux Foundation projects, including Node.js Foundation, OpenDaylight, Open Container Initiative, R Consortium and Open API Initiative.
John Gossman, Architect on the Microsoft Azure team, will join The Linux Foundation Board of Directors.
“Microsoft has grown and matured in its use of and contributions to open source technology,” said Jim Zemlin, Executive Director of The Linux Foundation. “The company has become an enthusiastic supporter of Linux and of open source and a very active member of many important projects. Membership is an important step for Microsoft, but also for the open source community at large, which stands to benefit from the company’s expanding range of contributions.”
To view a full roster of Linux Foundation members, please visit http://www.linuxfoundation.org/about/members.

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