1. Open Source Continues To Make an Impact
Jim Zemlin, Executive Director, Linux Foundation
Open Source Summit Europe 2018

2. Linux has grown into the most important software platform in the world
100%
82%
2nd
90%
90%
62% #1
Supercompute r Market
Smartphone Market Share
To Windows in Enterprise
Mainframe Customers
Public Cloud Workload
Embedded Systems Market
Internet Client
Every market Linux has entered it eventually dominates

3. Today the Linux Foundation is much more than Linux…
Security
Networking
Cloud
Automotive
Blockchain
Edge/Embedded
Web
We securing the internet as home to world’s largest certificate authority securing100 M web sites.
We are home to 9 of the top 10 open source networking projects in the world backed by the majority of global network providers.
We are creating a portability layer for the cloud, driving standards and developing reference tools for cloud native development .
Our Automotive Grade Linux platform is backed by 12 automakers and is either in or slated for production in millions of vehicles worldwide.
We are creating a permanent, secure distributed ledger that makes it easier to create cost- efficient, decentralize d business networks.
We are creating projects used in building the majority of embedded Linux distributions and rationalizing edge computing.
We are providing the application development framework for next generation web, mobile, serverless, and IoT applications.

4. The Linux Foundation is a critical part of the tech ecosystem
1320+
100%
30,000+
150+
$15.7B
Members From 41 Countries
of Fortune100 Tech & Telecom
Developers Contributing Code
Open Source Projects
Shared Value
In 2018 we are adding a new member every day.

5. Trend: Open Source is Accelerating
41B+
23M+
10,000+
Open Source Developers
Lines of Code
New Versions per Day
64M+
1,100
Repositories on GitHub
New Projects a Day
Sources: Sourceclear, Sonatype, Github

6. Creating applications these days is like making a sandwich

7. Code Club (Sandwich)
Choose a Framework

8. Code Club (Sandwich)
Write Custom Code
Choose a Framework

9. Use Open Source Libraries to Solve Problems
Code Club (Sandwich)
Use Open Source Libraries to Solve Problems
Write Custom Code
Choose a Framework

10. Code Club (Sandwich)
Open Source Code = ~ 90%
Use Open Source Libraries to Solve Problems Open Source Code (~70%)
Write Custom Code Custom Code (~10%)
Choose a Framework Open Source Code (~20%)

11. The Linux Foundation focuses on creating innovation engines
PROJECTS
Successful projects depend on members, developers, standards and infrastructu re to develop products that the market will adopt
DEVELOPER
COMMUNITY
TECHNOLOGY
PARTICIPATION
PRODUCTS
PROFITS
MARKETS
PRODUCTS

12. One Developer at a Time and One Industry at a Time

13. Avoid duplicate effort and increasing innovation: Academy Software Foundation
Major Problem
How LF Innovated
Results
Film industry profitability is driven by CGI, animation, VR/AR, etc.
Software tools and infrastructure our complex and duplicated by each studio on each film or production
Spent two years with the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Science to create an open source co-development initiative led by major studios
Educated business decision makers, legal staff, and engineers on how participate in open source community
First time in history the Academy has lent its brand to any organization
Launched project with Walt Disney, DNEG, DreamWorks, Epic Games, Foundry, Google, Intel, Cisco, SideFX, Studios and Weta
Development underway to consolidate production pipeline software

14. Telecom, End User driven Innovation & Billions in Savings
Major Problem
How LF Innovated
Results
How to create a standard management and orchestration platform for global operators
How to automate network management preparing for 5G
How to create NFV and SDN reference architecture
2016 the Linux Foundation brokered a merger of AT&T’s eComp platform and China Mobiles Open-O efforts to create the Open Network Automation Platform
AT&T will save $1.6B through dis-aggregation
Within one year ONAP was joined by telecommunications providers representing 70% of the worlds telecom subscribers – roughly 3.5 billion people.
$576M of shared development by a community of over 2,500 developers.
Operators using this code in production have reduced service deployment from 6 months to 15 minutes.

15. Automotive, Externalize Commodity R&D and Build Software Ecosystems
Major Problem
How LF Innovated
Results
How can auto makers compete in software?
Infotainment #1 buying criteria
No software experience
2012 AGL Created
5 of Top 10 Automakers aligned
Supply chain brought in
AGL in 20M production vehicles
230+ Members
In production in Mercedes, Toyota, slated for more OEM roll outs
12 Major OEMs and their entire supply chains participating

16. Leveling the cloud computing playing field
Major Problem
How LF Innovated
Results
How to create a portability layer for cloud
How to accelerate “cloud native” computing: devops, containers, microservices
2015 Google create Cloud Native Computing Foundation with LF
Project seeded with Kubernetes
Cloud Native Computing Foundation founded with 28 members
258 Members
Kubernetes defacto standard for container management
CNCF home to 14 additional projects beyond Kubernetes
53 Kubernetes certified providers including 10/10 top public clouds

17. So where where are we going from here?

18. ENERGY

19. Let’s go solve big problems: one person, one project, on industry at a time.