20 years on, open source hasn’t changed the world as promised
Most code remains closed and proprietary, even though open source now dominates enterprise platforms. How can that be?
Stories by Matt Asay
Open source innovation is now all about vendor on-ramps
AWS, Microsoft, and Google are all racing to figure out how to turn their innovations into open source on-ramps to their proprietary services
Alibaba Cloud faces a steep challenge outside China
Alibaba’s cloud is the No. 3 public cloud globally—not Google—and it seeks to displace AWS as No. 1. But in China it is protected from competition through government ties
How to do open source right: LinkedIn shows the way
LinkedIn is a model for producing open source code that really matters to a community—and highlights why developers would want to work for you
Serverless computing may kill Google Cloud Platform
Unless Google can get its serverless act together, it may end up winning the container battle but losing the cloud war
If AWS is serious about Kubernetes, here’s what it must do
Amazon’s new membership in the CNCF isn’t matched by actual code contributions to the Google-driven container project. That could ultimately hurt AWS
JavaScript for squares: The incredible rise of TypeScript
The web needed a freewheeling programming language like JavaScript, but now it’s time to set some rules
Amazon Alexa is so smart it's stupid
Amazon's intelligent personal assistant has amassed more than 15,000 skills. If only we could find them