CUBRID Joins Open Invention Network as a Licensee

Opening the November month with a great news form Open Invention Network. Today I am happy to announce that CUBRID, an open source project dedicated to developing a free database management systems highly optimized for Web applications, joins Open Inventions Network as a Licensee.

OIN is a collaborative enterprise that enables innovation in open source and an increasingly vibrant ecosystem around Linux. It does this by acquiring and licensing patents, influencing behaviors and policy and protecting the integrity of the ecosystem through strategic programs such as Linux Defenders. OIN enables the growth and continuation of open source software by fostering a healthy Linux ecosystem of investors, vendors, developers and users.

"CUBRID's open source database management system, which is specifically optimized for web applications, is becoming increasingly popular. We are very pleased to have the organization join OIN as a licensee," said Keith Bergelt, CEO of Open Invention Network. "By doing so, CUBRID affirms that it values the openness and collaborative culture of the Linux community. We applaud their support for Linux."

We believe that by becoming an Open Invention Network licensee, we encourage continued open source development and foster innovation in a technical community that benefits everyone. We recognize the importance of participating in a substantial community of Linux supporters and leveraging the Open Invention Network to further spur open source innovation.

More on this news can be found at http://www.openinventionnetwork.com/press_release11_02_10.php.