Stefano Maffulli

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Stefano is the executive director of the Open Source Initiative, an experienced leader of open source organizations, from non-profits advocacy groups and trade organizations to business ventures and community projects across countries. With a proven track record in community building, he’s also an active contributor to open source projects. When not basking in front of a monitor, you’ll find him teaching sailing or perfecting his pizza technique.

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Defining an open source AI for the greater good

Join the conversation by joining the four Deep Dive: AI panel discussions starting on October 11.

Brotli: A new compression algorithm for faster Internet

Brotli is a new open source compression algorithm designed to enable an Internet that's faster for users. Modern web pages can often be made up of dozens of megabytes of HTML…

A 2016 to-do list for the OpenStack board

One look around the airport waiting lounge or family living room will tell you everything you need to know about where the cloud is headed. Christmas carols drift on by thanks…

Analyzing how contributions to OpenStack can be made easier

Last month, I asked 55 OpenStack developers why they decided to submit one patch to OpenStack and what prevented them from contributing more. The sample polled people who…

Authored Comments

reed

25 Jan 2017

Brotli: A new compression algorithm for faster Internet

The articles I linked from the post have benchmarks and more details. The gist of it is: the gains in speed and bandwidth depend a lot on how brotli is used.

reed

20 Aug 2010

Eben Moglen on what it takes to keep defending FOSS

OIN's focus is only on 'Linux' system and they defined fairly well what that means on their site http://www.openinventionnetwork.com/pat_linuxdef.php
they don't have to prove anything for the Java mess