"Microsoft has joined forces with LF Energy, a non-profit division of the Linux Foundation working to accelerate the energy transition of the world's networks and systems transports through open source," reports ZDNet.
Microsoft eventually became a strategic member of the Linux Foundation, and Audrey Lee, Senior Director of Energy Strategy at Microsoft, was elected to serve on the LF Energy Foundation Board of Directors.
Dr. Shuli Goodman, executive director of LF Energy, told ZDNet that the foundation believes Microsoft will play an important role in advancing their mission tochange of carbon from electronic networks.
“The LF Energy Foundation is excited to have Microsoft join our organization as a General Member. Microsoft's anti-carbon commitment is well-known, and it directly encourages its sector technologyς να αναζητήσει πιο αποτελεσματικούς τρόπους αγοράς και κατανάλωσης ενέργειας”, αναφέρει ο Goodman.
“LF Energy cultivates the cutting edge of all open source projects focused on improving automation, control, better safetyς, της εικονικοποίησης και της διαλειτουργικότητας των συστημάτων ισχύος. Τα μέλη μας συνεισφέρουν πολύτιμο κώδικα, εργαλεία, πόρους και τεχνογνωσία για να αυξήσουν την speed of these works."
Goodman called Microsoft a "power multiplier" and said the company supports LF Energy and will help promote their projects at a very fast pace.
