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Open Source Software (OSS) emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s as a counterbalance to commercial software. From the beginning, OSS was based on the principles of transparency, cooperation, and sharing in software development; Richard Stallman launched the GNU Project in 1983, and the first General Public License (GPL) was released in 1989, leading to rapid advancements in OSS development.

Discover the transformative potential of plant-based foods in addressing global sustainability challenges. This article examines market trends, technological innovations, consumer behavior shifts, and future opportunities in the rapidly growing alternative protein industry.

This article provides some examples of projects by general trading companies to reduce emissions, which are proceeding at a rapid pace.

This article describes the major licensing issues facing OSS startups and discusses how choosing the right license can contribute to the success of your company.

This article details the major players and future prospects for open source LLM.

With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, the methods of storing and retrieving data are changing dramatically. One area that is garnering attention is the vector database. Unlike traditional relational databases or NoSQL databases, vector databases efficiently store high-dimensional data and allow for searches based on similarity. This new type of database provides innovative solutions across various fields, including AI applications and content recommendation systems.

Explore Databricks' evolution from data lakehouse pioneer to AI powerhouse. This comprehensive analysis covers their strategic pivot to generative AI, open-source contributions, and competitive positioning in the rapidly evolving data and AI landscape.

In New Logistics Markets Expanding by 'Cold' (Part I), we looked at examples from Africa to see how cold chain construction has enriched and made safer the lives of people living there. In this second part, we will look at the state of the cold chain in Asia.

In this article, I will outline key considerations for product leaders of startups and new businesses in Series A-B that have achieved PMF within specific target segments.

This article focuses on enterprise companies and summarizes the state of product management as a starting point for promoting DX.

In "Cold" Expanding New Logistics Markets (Part 1), we looked at the case of Africa to see how the cold chain has enriched and secured the lives of the people living there. In this second part, we will look at the state of the cold chain in Asia.

What does it mean to design a brand or space with fragrance, what is the process of creating it, and what does fragrance bring to people? We asked Fukatsu about the story of how she made fragrance her career.

Master the art of SaaS pricing with this comprehensive guide covering pricing models, value metrics, packaging strategies, and operational best practices. Learn how to design, implement, and optimize pricing for sustainable growth and customer success.

In this issue, we will focus on the Pricing Team, which promotes the most direct approach to increasing ARPA, such as the Pricing Review, to see how to optimize the company's overall profitability.

While temperature-controlled delivery is commonplace in Japan, the concept of 'cold delivery' is revolutionizing logistics and opening up huge markets globally. However, the situation in the world is different. The emergence of cold chain logistics is revolutionary and is opening up vast new markets. In this article, we will introduce you to the new markets that the cold chain is bringing to Africa, and the technologies that are making it possible.