<ul><li>Redis, the high-performance in-memory data store, has returned to open source under the AGPLv3 license after facing backlash for more restrictive licensing.</li><li>The release of Redis 8 coincides with this move, offering enhanced features for AI applications with better performance metrics compared to previous versions.</li><li>The licensing shift in 2024 led to the fragmentation of the Redis ecosystem, with multiple forks emerging due to community discontent over perceived corporate overreach.</li><li>Efforts to regain developer trust include Redis' return to open source, but skepticism remains prominent within the developer community despite recent developments.</li></ul>

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