The OpenSearch Software Foundation and Linux Foundation Research published The 2026 Open Data Infrastructure Report, which finds 83% of organizations now run AI workloads and that those teams are weighing data governance, vendor independence, and infrastructure costs as they scale. The foundation reads the results as demand for interoperable, cost-efficient, vendor-neutral data platforms rather than lock-in, and positions OpenSearch as the neutral option for search and analytics as adoption grows.
OpenSearch Software Foundation and Linux Foundation Research Report Finds Organizations Seek Neutral Data Infrastructure as Global AI Implementation Peaks
The OpenSearch Software Foundation and Linux Foundation Research published The 2026 Open Data Infrastructure Report, which finds 83% of organizations now run AI workloads and that those teams are weighing data governance, vendor independence, and infrastructure costs as they scale. The foundation reads the results as demand for interoperable, cost-efficient, vendor-neutral data platforms rather than lock-in, and positions OpenSearch as the neutral option for search and analytics as adoption grows.
Source: Linux Foundation