May Cheung
21st January 2022
Open source is everywhere, including critical infrastructure. Should governments be playing more of a role in its governance?
Open source software is widely regarded as a good thing. It helps spread successful ideas quickly, drives adherence to open standards, reduces licensing costs and lock in, and provides a springboard for innovation.
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John Leonard, Research Editor
Published: 21 January 2022
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