
Daniel Krippner
Open Source Technologist and Tech Strategist for Software-Defined Vehicles at ETAS (Bosch/ETAS, Germany), active in Eclipse automotive open-source projects including uProtocol and the Trustable Software Framework.
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Sep 16, 2026
Open-Source Strategy in Software-Defined Commercial Vehicles
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Bernd GraefHOST
Daniel, how do you see as the technical or non-technical benefits of this new collaboration models also in frameworks like open source?

Daniel KrippnerGUEST
Well, open source is already like for decades the way and it has been decades now.

Daniel KrippnerGUEST
So it's really the at scale proven way how to best build and also over time maintain infrastructure type software.

Daniel KrippnerGUEST
So like if you look at anything really that's driving our digital world today, the software stacks that are at At the heart of our cloud provider systems, for instance, almost all the mission critical pieces there tend to be or are open source projects.

Daniel KrippnerGUEST
Whether we're talking the Linux kernel or a bunch of libraries that make up the operating system or Kubernetes or Docker, et cetera, et cetera.

Daniel KrippnerGUEST
All of that infrastructure that's running the planet is essentially infrastructure that no one directly really cares about.
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