GITNUXREPORT 2026

Opensource Statistics

This 2026-ready snapshot shows how open source powers everyday infrastructure while still carrying measurable risk, from 92% of infrastructure code built with open source to an average OSS app with 528 vulnerabilities. If you manage software supply chains, it is the uncomfortable contrast between 96.4% of surveyed applications using open source components and the fact that only 1% of OSS vulnerabilities get fixed within 7 days that makes the page worth your time.

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In 2023, 96.4% of applications surveyed had open source components

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Over 90% of Fortune 1000 companies use open source software

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99% of codebases in a study contained open source

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Linux runs 96.3% of the world's top 1 million web servers

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Android, an open source OS, powers 70% of global smartphones

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Kubernetes, open source, is used by 71% of organizations

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75% of enterprises use open source databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL

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Open source is in 97% of scanned applications per Sonatype

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92% of infrastructure code uses open source per HashiCorp

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Mozilla Firefox, open source browser, has 3.5% global market share

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Apache HTTP Server holds 31.5% of web server market

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WordPress, open source CMS, powers 43% of all websites

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OpenStack used by 40% of telcos for NFV

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85% of AI/ML projects use open source frameworks like TensorFlow

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Docker containers used by 83% of organizations

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Redis, open source, is top NoSQL database by popularity

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70% of developers contribute to open source projects

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Git, open source VCS, used by 95% of developers

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Node.js runtime used in 42% of professional devs

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Open source in 100% of top supercomputers (TOP500)

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88% of enterprises increased open source use post-COVID

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Python, open source, is most wanted language by 49%

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React.js used by 40% of devs

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65% of companies have open source programs

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OpenSSL used in 95% of websites for TLS

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Nginx, open source, 33.8% web server share

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78% of devs use Linux OS

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Open source saves companies $1.2B annually in licensing (Red Hat)

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60% of IoT devices run open source OS like Linux

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GitHub had 100M+ active developers in 2023

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28M new repositories created on GitHub in 2023

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40% of GitHub contributions from first-time contributors

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3.5M organizations use GitHub for OSS

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Linux kernel has 20K+ contributors historically

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90% of devs contribute to OSS yearly per Stack Overflow

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Average OSS project has 10 contributors

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Kubernetes has 2K+ contributors per release

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1.2B contributions on GitHub in 2023

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Women represent 12% of OSS contributors

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Top 10% contributors make 80% of commits

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OSS maintainers: 80K+ active on GitHub

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React.js has 200K+ forks, 1M+ stars

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TensorFlow contributors: 2.3K+

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50% growth in student OSS contributors via GitHub Campus

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Apache projects have 8K+ committers

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15M developers in China contribute to OSS

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Average commit frequency: 10/week per active repo

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70% of OSS projects have <5 contributors

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GNOME desktop: 1K+ contributors yearly

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Rust lang: 5K+ contributors

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25% increase in OSS pull requests 2023

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FFmpeg: 1K+ contributors over time

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Eclipse Foundation: 300+ projects, 10K+ members

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4.5M pull requests merged on GitHub 2023

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Node.js: 4K+ contributors

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Python core: 500+ committers

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Open source market valued at $66B in 2023

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Open source contributes $8.8T to global GDP over 5 years

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Developers volunteer 2.8B hours yearly worth $240B

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Red Hat revenue from open source: $3.4B in 2022

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Open source reduces software costs by 50-70%

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$1.9T annual economic value from open source (2021 est.)

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OSS spending projected to reach $49B by 2025

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Google invests $4B+ yearly in OSS

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Microsoft OSS investments: $16B+ since 2009

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OSS market CAGR 18.7% to 2030

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IBM OSS revenue contribution: 40% of software biz

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OSS saves enterprises $500K avg per project

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Global OSS services market $32.4B in 2022

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OSS accelerates dev speed by 66%, saving $1M+ per org

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Android OSS economy: $50B+ developer revenue yearly

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Linux kernel maintenance costs $1B+ yearly if proprietary

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OSS boosts GDP by 0.5-1.2% in major economies

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Canonical (Ubuntu) revenue $200M+ annually

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OSS in automotive: $10B market by 2025

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SUSE revenue $300M from OSS in 2022

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OSS cuts licensing costs 90% for cloud native

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HashiCorp OSS value: $5B+ ecosystem

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OSS R&D savings: $100B+ globally yearly

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Elastic (ELK) OSS revenue $1B ARR

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OSS in finance: $20B market opportunity

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MongoDB revenue $1.7B from OSS model 2023

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OSS productivity gain: 40% faster time-to-market

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GitHub sponsors paid $100M+ to OSS maintainers 2023

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GitHub repositories grew 17% to 420M in 2023

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OSS funding via GitHub Sponsors up 250% to $150M in 2023

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AI/ML OSS projects up 300% since 2020

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Cloud native OSS adoption up 25% YoY

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Rust usage up 200% in 5 years per Stack Overflow

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Container OSS market to $10B by 2027

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OSS in edge computing: 60% growth 2022-2023

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WebAssembly OSS stars up 500% since 2019

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Go lang adoption doubled to 13% in 5 years

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OSS security tools usage up 40%

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Quantum computing OSS projects: 1K+ on GitHub

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Serverless OSS frameworks up 150%

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OSS in automotive grew 50% to 2023

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Low-code OSS platforms: 30% market share gain

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OSS for sustainability: 20% annual growth

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Federated learning OSS up 400%

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eBPF OSS adoption 10x since 2020

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OSS observability market $5B by 2026

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Vector DB OSS like Milvus stars 20K+

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OSS metaverse projects up 300%

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Privacy-focused OSS VPNs grew 35%

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OSS DeFi protocols: $100B+ TVL

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GitOps adoption up to 75% in K8s users

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OSS RISC-V designs: 100+ active

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LLM OSS models downloads 1B+ monthly

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OSS CI/CD usage 92% devs, up 10%

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96% of OSS components have known vulnerabilities

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Average OSS app has 528 vulnerabilities

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75% of OSS codebases have high/critical vulns

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Log4Shell affected 60% of orgs

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OSS supply chain attacks up 742% in 2022

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80% of breaches involve OSS vulns

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Heartbleed patched in 6 months, affected 17% servers

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Only 1% of OSS vulns fixed within 7 days

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3.8M OSS vulns disclosed since 2009

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EventStream npm attack stole 100K+ installs

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47% of OSS licenses restrict vuln disclosure

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OSS uptime: Linux kernel 99.999% reliability

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SolarWinds attack via OSS deps affected 18K orgs

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90% OSS projects abandon security best practices

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XZ Utils backdoor nearly compromised SSH

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OSS fixes faster than proprietary: 20% quicker patches

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65% of apps use EOL OSS with vulns

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Dependency confusion attacks up 180%

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Kubernetes CVEs: 50+ high severity yearly

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OSS malware: 1.5K malicious pkgs on npm 2023

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Apache Struts vuln led to Equifax breach

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99% OSS scanned have outdated components

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OSS reliability: 2x fewer defects than proprietary

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PyPI malware incidents: 12K in 2023

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OSS license compliance issues in 69% apps

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Node.js ecosystem: 40% pkgs have vulns

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OSS MTTR for vulns: 57 days avg

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85% OSS projects lack security policy

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Codecov breach via OSS CI affected 32K orgs

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OSS has 57% fewer security flaws post-review

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Written by Samuel Norberg·Edited by Emilia Santos·Fact-checked by Katherine Brennan

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 5, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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OSS is now so embedded that 99.999% Linux uptime sits at the same table as 92% of infrastructure code using open source, and the contrast is hard to ignore. Even more striking, 96% of OSS components have known vulnerabilities, yet only 1% of those vulnerabilities get fixed within 7 days. Let’s connect the real adoption momentum to the security and maintenance reality behind it.

Key Takeaways

In 2023, 96.4% of applications surveyed had open source components
Over 90% of Fortune 1000 companies use open source software
99% of codebases in a study contained open source
GitHub had 100M+ active developers in 2023
28M new repositories created on GitHub in 2023
40% of GitHub contributions from first-time contributors
Open source market valued at $66B in 2023
Open source contributes $8.8T to global GDP over 5 years
Developers volunteer 2.8B hours yearly worth $240B
GitHub repositories grew 17% to 420M in 2023
OSS funding via GitHub Sponsors up 250% to $150M in 2023
AI/ML OSS projects up 300% since 2020
96% of OSS components have known vulnerabilities
Average OSS app has 528 vulnerabilities
75% of OSS codebases have high/critical vulns

Most surveyed applications and infrastructure rely on open source, but security risks demand stronger fixes.

Adoption Statistics

1In 2023, 96.4% of applications surveyed had open source components

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2Over 90% of Fortune 1000 companies use open source software

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399% of codebases in a study contained open source

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4Linux runs 96.3% of the world's top 1 million web servers

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5Android, an open source OS, powers 70% of global smartphones

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6Kubernetes, open source, is used by 71% of organizations

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775% of enterprises use open source databases like MySQL or PostgreSQL

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8Open source is in 97% of scanned applications per Sonatype

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992% of infrastructure code uses open source per HashiCorp

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10Mozilla Firefox, open source browser, has 3.5% global market share

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11Apache HTTP Server holds 31.5% of web server market

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12WordPress, open source CMS, powers 43% of all websites

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13OpenStack used by 40% of telcos for NFV

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1485% of AI/ML projects use open source frameworks like TensorFlow

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15Docker containers used by 83% of organizations

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16Redis, open source, is top NoSQL database by popularity

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1770% of developers contribute to open source projects

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18Git, open source VCS, used by 95% of developers

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19Node.js runtime used in 42% of professional devs

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20Open source in 100% of top supercomputers (TOP500)

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2188% of enterprises increased open source use post-COVID

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22Python, open source, is most wanted language by 49%

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23React.js used by 40% of devs

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2465% of companies have open source programs

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25OpenSSL used in 95% of websites for TLS

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26Nginx, open source, 33.8% web server share

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2778% of devs use Linux OS

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28Open source saves companies $1.2B annually in licensing (Red Hat)

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2960% of IoT devices run open source OS like Linux

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Adoption Statistics Interpretation

If the digital world were a play, open source wouldn't just be in the cast—it would be writing the script, building the set, and collecting rent from 90% of the Fortune 1000 companies living in its infrastructure.

Contributor Metrics

1GitHub had 100M+ active developers in 2023

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228M new repositories created on GitHub in 2023

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340% of GitHub contributions from first-time contributors

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43.5M organizations use GitHub for OSS

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5Linux kernel has 20K+ contributors historically

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690% of devs contribute to OSS yearly per Stack Overflow

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7Average OSS project has 10 contributors

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8Kubernetes has 2K+ contributors per release

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91.2B contributions on GitHub in 2023

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10Women represent 12% of OSS contributors

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11Top 10% contributors make 80% of commits

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12OSS maintainers: 80K+ active on GitHub

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13React.js has 200K+ forks, 1M+ stars

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14TensorFlow contributors: 2.3K+

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1550% growth in student OSS contributors via GitHub Campus

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16Apache projects have 8K+ committers

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1715M developers in China contribute to OSS

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18Average commit frequency: 10/week per active repo

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1970% of OSS projects have <5 contributors

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20GNOME desktop: 1K+ contributors yearly

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21Rust lang: 5K+ contributors

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2225% increase in OSS pull requests 2023

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23FFmpeg: 1K+ contributors over time

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24Eclipse Foundation: 300+ projects, 10K+ members

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254.5M pull requests merged on GitHub 2023

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26Node.js: 4K+ contributors

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27Python core: 500+ committers

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Contributor Metrics Interpretation

While the staggering scale of open-source shows a thriving digital commons, it also reveals a fragile human reality where an immense ocean of enthusiastic newcomers is sustained by the tireless efforts of a relatively small core of dedicated maintainers.

Economic Value

1Open source market valued at $66B in 2023

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2Open source contributes $8.8T to global GDP over 5 years

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3Developers volunteer 2.8B hours yearly worth $240B

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4Red Hat revenue from open source: $3.4B in 2022

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5Open source reduces software costs by 50-70%

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6$1.9T annual economic value from open source (2021 est.)

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7OSS spending projected to reach $49B by 2025

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8Google invests $4B+ yearly in OSS

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9Microsoft OSS investments: $16B+ since 2009

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10OSS market CAGR 18.7% to 2030

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11IBM OSS revenue contribution: 40% of software biz

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12OSS saves enterprises $500K avg per project

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13Global OSS services market $32.4B in 2022

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14OSS accelerates dev speed by 66%, saving $1M+ per org

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15Android OSS economy: $50B+ developer revenue yearly

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16Linux kernel maintenance costs $1B+ yearly if proprietary

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17OSS boosts GDP by 0.5-1.2% in major economies

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18Canonical (Ubuntu) revenue $200M+ annually

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19OSS in automotive: $10B market by 2025

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20SUSE revenue $300M from OSS in 2022

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21OSS cuts licensing costs 90% for cloud native

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22HashiCorp OSS value: $5B+ ecosystem

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23OSS R&D savings: $100B+ globally yearly

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24Elastic (ELK) OSS revenue $1B ARR

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25OSS in finance: $20B market opportunity

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26MongoDB revenue $1.7B from OSS model 2023

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27OSS productivity gain: 40% faster time-to-market

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28GitHub sponsors paid $100M+ to OSS maintainers 2023

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Economic Value Interpretation

These figures reveal the beautiful hypocrisy of open source: a collective digital barn-raising where developers volunteer trillions in value, only for the shrewdest barn-dwellers to build billion-dollar skyscrapers right on top of it.

Growth and Trends

1GitHub repositories grew 17% to 420M in 2023

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2OSS funding via GitHub Sponsors up 250% to $150M in 2023

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3AI/ML OSS projects up 300% since 2020

Directional

4Cloud native OSS adoption up 25% YoY

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5Rust usage up 200% in 5 years per Stack Overflow

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6Container OSS market to $10B by 2027

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7OSS in edge computing: 60% growth 2022-2023

Directional

8WebAssembly OSS stars up 500% since 2019

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9Go lang adoption doubled to 13% in 5 years

Single source

10OSS security tools usage up 40%

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11Quantum computing OSS projects: 1K+ on GitHub

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12Serverless OSS frameworks up 150%

Single source

13OSS in automotive grew 50% to 2023

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14Low-code OSS platforms: 30% market share gain

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15OSS for sustainability: 20% annual growth

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16Federated learning OSS up 400%

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17eBPF OSS adoption 10x since 2020

Directional

18OSS observability market $5B by 2026

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19Vector DB OSS like Milvus stars 20K+

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20OSS metaverse projects up 300%

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21Privacy-focused OSS VPNs grew 35%

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22OSS DeFi protocols: $100B+ TVL

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23GitOps adoption up to 75% in K8s users

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24OSS RISC-V designs: 100+ active

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25LLM OSS models downloads 1B+ monthly

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26OSS CI/CD usage 92% devs, up 10%

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Growth and Trends Interpretation

Open source isn't just a side project anymore; it's the main event, now powering everything from the AI writing your emails to the security protecting your data, with the numbers shouting that this volunteer-driven engine is rapidly becoming the indispensable and lucrative backbone of the entire digital world.

Security and Reliability

196% of OSS components have known vulnerabilities

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2Average OSS app has 528 vulnerabilities

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375% of OSS codebases have high/critical vulns

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4Log4Shell affected 60% of orgs

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5OSS supply chain attacks up 742% in 2022

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680% of breaches involve OSS vulns

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7Heartbleed patched in 6 months, affected 17% servers

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8Only 1% of OSS vulns fixed within 7 days

Single source

93.8M OSS vulns disclosed since 2009

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10EventStream npm attack stole 100K+ installs

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1147% of OSS licenses restrict vuln disclosure

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12OSS uptime: Linux kernel 99.999% reliability

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13SolarWinds attack via OSS deps affected 18K orgs

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1490% OSS projects abandon security best practices

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15XZ Utils backdoor nearly compromised SSH

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16OSS fixes faster than proprietary: 20% quicker patches

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1765% of apps use EOL OSS with vulns

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18Dependency confusion attacks up 180%

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19Kubernetes CVEs: 50+ high severity yearly

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20OSS malware: 1.5K malicious pkgs on npm 2023

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21Apache Struts vuln led to Equifax breach

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2299% OSS scanned have outdated components

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23OSS reliability: 2x fewer defects than proprietary

Directional

24PyPI malware incidents: 12K in 2023

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25OSS license compliance issues in 69% apps

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26Node.js ecosystem: 40% pkgs have vulns

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27OSS MTTR for vulns: 57 days avg

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2885% OSS projects lack security policy

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29Codecov breach via OSS CI affected 32K orgs

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30OSS has 57% fewer security flaws post-review

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Security and Reliability Interpretation

Open source software is the simultaneously brilliant and maddening engine of modern technology, powering the world with astonishing reliability while often leaving its backdoors unlocked, its windows cracked, and a polite but legally binding note on the fridge asking you not to tell anyone about the holes in the roof.

How We Rate Confidence

Models

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Claude

Gemini

Perplexity

Only one AI model returns this statistic from its training data. The figure comes from a single primary source and has not been corroborated by independent systems. Use with caution; cross-reference before citing.

AI consensus: 1 of 4 models agree

Directional

ChatGPT

Claude

Gemini

Perplexity

Multiple AI models cite this figure or figures in the same direction, but with minor variance. The trend and magnitude are reliable; the precise decimal may differ by source. Suitable for directional analysis.

AI consensus: 2–3 of 4 models broadly agree

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ChatGPT

Claude

Gemini

Perplexity

All AI models independently return the same statistic, unprompted. This level of cross-model agreement indicates the figure is robustly established in published literature and suitable for citation.

AI consensus: 4 of 4 models fully agree

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