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Linux Foundation Makes $300 Million in 2025, Spends 2.6% on Linux, Says "AI is the Future" In the Linux Foundation's 2025 annual report, AI is mentioned 150 times. Linux is only mentioned 40 times. Also: Linux Foundation boasts about scholarships to Trans & DEI orgs.

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