Academic, non-profit organizations now being told to pay up – or else
Four years after data science biz Anaconda revised its terms of service, some research and academic organizations are just now finding out they have to pay for software they'd previously used at no cost.
"We wish to inform you that, should this situation persist … our legal team may be compelled to consider measures aligned with our prevailing pricing and invoicing policies, which could include issuing back bills for any unauthorized or excess usage of Anaconda products," the note to the institution read.
"For larger organizations with two hundred or more employees, a paid license has been required since 2020. We remain committed to supporting data science and machine learning professionals using Python by providing secure libraries that deliver immense value to individuals and their organizations. At the same time, we have a business to run, with employees we need to serve, and who serve our tens of millions of users and over a million organizations.
Libert said Anaconda continues to be free for individuals and small organizations – those with fewer than two hundred employees and contractors."Anaconda is also free for educational entities when used in course curriculum," he said.
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