ATIS and Linux Foundation Agree to Collaborate on Wireless Issues
The Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions and the Linux Foundation this week signed a memorandum of understanding agreeing to “deepen cooperation and accelerate progress toward open, intelligent, and sustainable next-generation network architectures, including 5G and 6G.” The MOU covers joint education and training “on how open source and standards can work together to enable rapid innovation,” as well as information sharing, co-hosted workshops and technical sessions, and joint marketing and communications.
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"The MOU outlines a non-binding framework for collaboration that leverages the complementary strengths of both communities -- [the foundation’s] open source ecosystem and ATIS’s standards development leadership,” a news release said. The groups will “work to harmonize industry efforts, identify gaps and drive alignment on key priorities across the telecom landscape.”