Open Source & Open Cloud: Why License Is Important
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Open source software is important for cloud computing because it is the building block of cloud infrastructure and lowers barriers to entry for cloud service providers. While open standards and interfaces empower users, open licenses are still needed to regulate competition and prevent market consolidation, as open formats alone cannot control market dynamics that tend towards monopoly. For a competitive cloud market with self-regulation, open source drives competition between federated cloud providers and lowers costs through collaborative innovation.
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