Welcome to the
Open Source Incubator
Open source software is a vehicle for innovation and adopting it early poses an opportunity. We’re accelerating the time to value for strategic open source projects through co-development with industry clients for their specific use cases.
Overview
IBM Research is a leading contributor to open source software delivering differentiated value for hybrid cloud, security and AI and machine learning (ML). We founded the Open Source Incubator to create deep engagement with thought-leading industry partners invested in the innovation happening with open source software.
The Open Source Incubator is a trusted advisor program to help industry seize opportunity and overcome challenges for a curated selection of innovative open source projects with significant potential business impact. The Incubator enables teams to develop the open source technical expertise needed to successfully plan, implement and deploy projects to prove business value.
Working with IBM Research will enable enterprises to harness the power of highly strategic, open source software, by working closely to incubate key use cases to accelerate the time to value.
The objectives of the Open Source Incubator are to enable customers to:
- Experience and learn about the open source software through curated content from IBM Research in the form of tutorials, videos, technical papers, and events featuring IBM Research leaders
- Experiment with the open source software through available runtimes, demonstrations and sample use cases available in the cloud or in your enterprise
- Explore the potential for your business requirements and use a bank of hours to get one-on-one time with Research scientists to advance your use cases for any of the open source projects in the Incubator
Deliberate innovation is the union of technical innovation and authentic demand. We’re bringing the technical innovation and expertise, you bring the authentic demand. Together, we’ll advance the state of open source.
Join the IBM Research Open Source Incubator and bolster your business’s application of open source innovation.
ConnectFeatures
Dedicated engagement manager
Work confidently with an engagement manager who collaborates with account leadership to define OKRs for your engagement and advocates for your goals, ensuring your milestones are met.
Curated open source software
Discover a catalog of differentiated open-source software curated by IBM researchers–projects that set the stage for the next generation of cloud-native workload adoption.
Digital portal
Gain account access to a curated portal featuring open-source projects that provide technical and business insights—proven through use-cases that can be adapted to your enterprise.
Events and workshops
Join us as we go deeper into open-source technology. Our portal offers exclusive access to informational sessions, hands-on demos, and feature planning sessions hosted by research scientists. The portal also offers custom events planned by your engagement manager to help meet your account objectives.
Technical content
Give your technical teams hands on access to the technology. Dive into customized technical content, including detailed guides, executable notebooks, demos, and samples.
Use-case development and implementation
Ensure a clear path forward with the support of IBM research scientists. Create and implement your real-world use cases to prove the open source, discover gaps, and map out the last mile requirements to ensure a successful proof of technology (PoT).
Bank of hours
Use a quarterly bank of hours with IBM Research scientists to meet your specific open source needs from implementation of PoTs to customized workshops to get your teams ready to engage
Our work
The thrill of cyber threat hunting with Kestrel Threat Hunting Language
ReleaseXiaokui Shu, Paul Coccoli, Jiyong Jang, and Ian Molloy7 minute readCodeFlare drastically reduces time to set up, run, and scale machine-learning tests
ReleaseCarlos Costa and Priya Nagpurkar4 minute readOpen source workload identity management could help secure hybrid clouds
ReleaseBrandon Lum and Mariusz Sabath6 minute readIBM boosts software supply chain security with signature-based Kubernetes verification
ReleaseYuji Watanabe, Jim Doran, Hirokuni Kitahara, Kugamoorthy Gajananan, Ruriko Kudo, and Malgorzata Steinder6 minute readIBM’s CodeFlare significantly cuts the time to automate transfer learning tasks for foundation models
ResearchBishwaranjan Bhattacharjee, Raghu Ganti, Carlos Costa, Mudhakar Srivatsa, and Nick Fuller4 minute readOne year in, Konveyor community is bringing value to clients’ modernization journeys
NewsMaja Vukovic
Tools + Code
Konveyor Move2Kube
A tool that accelerates the process of re-platforming to Kubernetes by analyzing source artifacts.
View project →Konveyor Tackle
Tools that automate containerization assessment, test generation, data dependency analysis and configuration discovery.
View project →Project CodeFlare
A framework to simplify the integration, scaling and acceleration of complex multi-step analytics and machine learning pipelines on the cloud.
View project →Fybrik
A cloud native platform to unify data access, governance and orchestration, enabling business agility while securing enterprise data.
View project →Kestrel Threat Hunting Language
Kestrel threat hunting language provides an abstraction for threat hunters to focus on the high-value and composable threat hypothesis development instead of specific realization of hypothesis testing with heterogeneous data sources, threat intelligence, and public or proprietary analytics.
View project →Trestle
Trestle is an ensemble of tools that enable the creation, validation, and governance of documentation artifacts for compliance needs.
View project →
Fybrik: a cloud-native platform to control data usage
How ING and IBM are collaborating to manage enterprise data across multiple clouds
Leadership
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