[ Thanks to Peter
Parker for this link. ]
“How would you size up the state of the open source
revolution at this particular point in time?“Matt Asay: It’s kind of similar to the chip
industry. In the chip industry, basically there is 80% or 90% of
the [intellectual property] that’s just out there, that is common.
And all of the innovation is in that last 10% to 20%, and that’s
really where the chip industry is focused right now–innovating at
the edge, as it were…”
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