CNCF and Synadia Align on Securing the Future of the Nats.io Project

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traceroute66 · 3h ago

Joint announcement, hot off the press.

Key paragraphs:

    To align expectations and reinforce open governance, Synadia has agreed to assign its two NATS trademark registrations to the Linux Foundation. These steps further secure the project’s neutral stewardship for the future. The NATS project’s infrastructure and assets–including the NATS.io domain name and GitHub repositories–will continue to be held by CNCF, ensuring long-term stability and ongoing open source development under the Apache-2.0 license

    Like all members of the community, Synadia is also free to pursue its own commercial interests by building on top of the open source NATS project. As with any open source codebase, if Synadia chooses to fork the NATS server code for a proprietary offering in the future, it will do so under a new name.

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CNCF and Synadia Align on Securing the Future of the Nats.io Project

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Bringing ISA semantics to Lean and Lean-MLIR – Léo Stefanesco [video] (youtube.com)