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Magma Project Accelerates with Establishment of Magma Core Foundation and New Members Under Open Governance - Vimarsana News

Magma Project Accelerates with Establishment of Magma Core Foundation and New Members Under Open Governance

Magma Project Accelerates with Establishment of Magma Core Foundation and New Members Under Open Governance - Project embraces open governance model, creates new neutral, cross-community Technical Steering Committee open for collaboration - Community welcomes 11 new member organizations fostering innovation for 5G mobile packet core - Magma Core Foundation's project roadmap integral to cross-community collaboration enabling end-to-end solutions and blueprints News provided by Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, April 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Magma project, an open-source software pl...

Trafford home care provider Beloved hailed by CQC watchdog - Vimarsana News

Trafford home care provider Beloved hailed by CQC watchdog

FOR the second time in four years, Beloved Homecare, which provides care and support throughout the Trafford area, has been inspected and awarded an overall outstanding rating by the CQC (Care Quality Commission). Owner and managing director Mark Collier said: “It is testament to our staff that once again we have achieved the highest possible CQC rating. We are the only homecare provider in Trafford to have such a rating and one of only four out of approximately 650 homecare providers in Greater Manchester to have this rating.” The CQC is the regulatory body which inspects homecare ...

Open Infrastructure Foundation Seats Its First Board of Directors, Including Engineers from Ant Group, Facebook and Red Hat - Vimarsana News

Open Infrastructure Foundation Seats Its First Board of Directors, Including Engineers from Ant Group, Facebook and Red Hat

Open Infrastructure Foundation Seats Its First Board of Directors, Including Engineers from Ant Group, Facebook and Red Hat Share Article More than 60 corporate members, 110,000 community members support Open Infrastructure Foundation mission to build the next decade of infrastructure for AI, Containers, 5G, Edge The open source nature of the projects hosted at the OpenInfra Foundation—as well as the projects with which we openly collaborate—create economic opportunity around the world. AUSTIN, Texas (PRWEB) January 27, 2021 ...

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The Open Infrastructure Foundation announces its first board - Vimarsana News

The Open Infrastructure Foundation announces its first board

While a good deal smaller than the leading corporate open-source organization, The Linux Foundation, OIF has found a nice niche for itself in covering OpenStack-related open-source software. The OIF will continue to oversee OpenStack. But, with its 100-thousand community members, it will also help direct such cloud-friendly projects as  Airship, Kata Containers, Magma, OpenInfra Labs, OpenStack, StarlingX, and Zuul.  The new group's platinum members are Ant Group, AT&T, Ericsson, FiberHome, Huawei, Red Hat, Wind River, and Tencent. They are joined by Facebook, which just became a top-level ...

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2020 in review: The year in photos - Vimarsana News

2020 in review: The year in photos

Images capture campus in motion amid coronavirus pandemic, coursing swiftly behind masks Norwich University Staff Photographer Mark Collier has seen scores of students experience college day-to-day in his 7½ years on campus. He’s captured them in class, on the march, gathered for meals, readying for life’s coming steps. This year, as the university adjusted to the coronavirus pandemic and new health and safety protocols, Collier said he frequently saw resilience in students as they minded distance, washed hands and wore masks. Everyone, he said, seemed to adopt the U.S. Marine Corps mant...