Openwashing 'OpenSync' and Oracle
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Open source initiative to improve residential Wi-Fi [Ed: No, OpenSync is about broadening the reach of in-home surveillance]
Operators Liberty Global, Bell and Comcast have signed up to OpenSync that was announced at the Broadband World Forum. It creates a silicon, CPE, and cloud-agnostic approach for the curation, delivery and management of emerging residential services leveraging managed Wi-Fi.
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Plume and Samsung Launch OpenSync™ Open Source Initiative
Following the large-scale deployment of residential Wi-Fi services relying on its core elements, the cloud managed modern home services pioneer Plume, and the world’s largest consumer electronics manufacturer Samsung announced the formation of a new open source software initiative called OpenSync™. The initiative, whose elements have been deployed by Liberty Global, the world’s largest international TV & broadband company, Bell, Canada’s largest communications company, and Comcast, the largest broadband company in the US, creates a silicon, CPE, and cloud-agnostic approach for the curation, delivery and management of emerging residential services leveraging managed Wi-Fi.
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Oracle helps users curate their way through the growing open-source cloud stack [Ed: "SPONSORED POST BY PETER BURRIS" and "This post is sponsored by Oracle Corp." So Mr. Burris is basically a PR agent, paid by Oracle for openwashing and googlebombing.]
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