Jim Stogdill post a nice piece about military open source software at radar.oreilly.com, OpenCPI is mentioned:

Three Quick Open Source in Defense Links

Next week I’ll be participating in the inaugural Military Open Source Software Working Group Conference in Atlanta Georgia. Open source conferences that focus on the defense market are often salesy, have a dearth of actual developers, and tend toward sartorial blandness – a sea of dark blue suits worn by open source vendor sales people so they can convince hesitant buyers that their wares are just like the other guys.

Also if you are in and around Atlanta, we’ll be at the developers Mill-OSS working group next week August 12-13. Very cheap and very goo!

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Presentation about OpenCPI at the Air Force Research Laboratory’s “Safe & Secure Systems and Software Symposium” in Dayton, OH June 2-4.

Pretty well attended meeting, about 50 people including rep’s from USAF, Boeing, LMCO, GD, etc.

Dayton CPI Presentation: mercfed_opencpi_s3_dayton_june1

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