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    RFC 1267, the 1991 spec behind BGP version 3, recalled●RFC 1267 defining the Border Gateway Protocol or BGP version 3 was published in October 1991 https:// cromwell-intl.com/MmastodonTechnologySoftware27 h ago

    A networking enthusiast has highlighted that RFC 1267, the document defining Border Gateway Protocol version 3, was published in October 1991. BGP remains the routing protocol that ties the internet together, so reminders of its early specifications draw interest from engineers interested in networking history, open-source networking, and how the internet's core infrastructure evolved over more than three decades.

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    Eclipse Foundation Launches Sovereign AI Foundation▼Sovereign AI Foundation Launches: Eclipse Foundation on Open Source and AI Control✉newsTechnologySoftware18 h ago

    The Eclipse Foundation has launched the Sovereign AI Foundation, a new initiative focused on open source approaches to AI control and governance. The move signals the Eclipse Foundation's entry into the debate over who controls artificial intelligence infrastructure, positioning open source as an alternative to proprietary AI models dominated by major tech companies.

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    Eclipse Foundation Launches Sovereign AI Foundation▼Eclipse Foundation Launches the Sovereign AI Foundation✉newsTechnologySoftware14 h ago

    The Eclipse Foundation has announced the launch of the Sovereign AI Foundation, a new initiative aimed at supporting open-source approaches to AI that give nations and organisations control over their own AI infrastructure and data. Details on founding members and initial projects have not been widely reported yet, but the move ties the Eclipse open-source community to the growing debate over digital and AI sovereignty.

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    The Eclipse Foundation has co-launched a new Sovereign AI Foundation, an initiative aimed at advancing open, independently governed AI technology. The move signals growing momentum behind efforts to build AI infrastructure outside the control of dominant tech vendors, with open-source governance positioned as central to the project. Details on founding partners and initial programs remain limited.