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While Occlum was originally designed by and incubated inside Intel, it is NOT an official Intel product.
The original source code was released by Intel in a BSD-licensed project named [SGX Multi-Process Library Operating System (SGXMPLOS)](https://github.com/sgxmplos/libos). As the vendor-neutral, community-driven successor of SGXMPLOS, Occlum project is where all future development happens.
The original source code was released by Intel in a BSD-licensed project named [SGX Multi-Process Library Operating System (SGXMPLOS)](https://github.com/occlum/sgxmplos). As the vendor-neutral, community-driven successor of SGXMPLOS, Occlum project is where all future development happens.
## Contributors
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* Hongliang Tian and Shoumeng Yan from Intel; and
* Youren Shen, Yu Chen, and Kang Chen from Tsinghua University.
For the names of all contributors, see [this list](CONTRIBUTORS.md).
This project follows the [all-contributors](https://allcontributors.org) specification. Contributions of any kind are welcome! We will publish contributing guidelines and accept pull requests after the project gets more stable.
Thanks go to [all these wonderful contributors for this project](CONTRIBUTORS.md).