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OIN Launches OIN 2.0 with Updated License, Expanded Linux System & First-Ever Annual Participation Fee

January 27, 2026 —

OIN has built the largest active patent cross-license in history, with more than 4,000 members that collectively hold more than 3 million patents & generate over $10 trillion in annual revenue. OIN

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OIN 2.0 Signals the Biggest Shift in Open Source Patent Defense in 20 Years

January 27, 2026 — OIN announces a new initiative, OIN 2.0, with an updated license, expanded Linux System definition & its first fee structure. For developers, vendors, and users, OIN 2.0 raises the

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OIN 2.0 Brings a New Era for Open Source Protection & Sustainability

January 27, 2026 — Alibaba, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are among more than 100 companies to embrace OIN’s next phase of growth as it shifts to inviting its members to share responsibility with

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OIN 2.0 is Here — Patents, Protection & the Future of Open Source

January 27, 2026 — OIN’s new OIN 2.0 program is gaining strong traction, with more than 100 organizations—including Alibaba, Amazon, Google, and Microsoft—committing to its updated funding and protection model. The initiative marks

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OIN Reinvents Its Model to Secure the Future of Open Source; 20 New OIN 2.0 Members Share their Perspectives

January 27, 2026 — After 20 years of protecting & promoting Open Source Software (OSS) from patent threats, OIN announces a significant evolution of its business model. As it transitions, it is expanding

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The World’s Largest Patent Cross-License Evolves: Introducing OIN 2.0

January 27, 2026 — Marking its biggest structural update since its founding, OIN has unveiled a new community-supported funding model as part of OIN 2.0. After two decades of safeguarding Open Source Software

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Yokogawa Electric Shares Why it Joined OIN 2.0

January 27, 2026 — Yokogawa Electric signed the OIN 2.0 license agreement to accelerate product development and reduce the risks associated with patent litigation, establishing a secure environment for developing system products that utilize Linux. Linux technologies

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