A new study by Berylls by AlixPartners, Mercedes-Benz Tech Innovation, and Knobloch & Gröhn highlights Eclipse OpenSOVD as an open source foundation for vehicle diagnostics as the automotive industry moves towards software-defined architectures.
What’s new: ENISA consultation on vulnerability disclosure, ENISA SBOM advisory, Mapping the CRA and the AI Act, OCX 2027 call for proposals and the AI Policy and Compliance SIG.
Written by the community, for the community, the Eclipse SDV Compendium brings together practical knowledge, technical insights, and different perspectives from across the growing Eclipse SDV ecosystem.
Luqman Saeed shows how to add retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) to a Jakarta EE 11 application using only the JDK HTTP client, Jakarta specifications and MicroProfile Config, with no vector database, Python service or AI orchestration framework. Built on Jakarta Persistence 3.2, Jakarta Data 1.0, Jakarta Concurrency 3.1 (virtual threads), CDI 4.1 and Jakarta REST, with Ollama for model inference, the pipeline deploys as a standard WAR on any Jakarta EE 11 runtime. The post expands on Luqman's Eclipse OCX 2026 talk and also covers where the approach reaches its limits.
A new EclipseSource article explains the relationship between the Theia Platform, Theia AI, and the Theia IDE. It introduces the concept of an AI harness and describes how Theia AI supports custom agents, model integration, context, tools, and review interfaces. The overview helps developers distinguish between adopting the ready-to-use IDE and building AI capabilities into their own tools.
Exploring JVM Garbage Collection and Memory Management on Nanos Unikernel
How does JVM garbage collection behave when Java runs outside a traditional Linux environment?
This technical article, published on Foojay.io, explores JVM garbage collection trade-offs and heap uncommit behavior on Nanos Unikernel, using real-world benchmarking experiments on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Ampere A1.
The Eclipse SDV community has a new Special Interest Group (SIG), this time with a geographical focus: On 28 October, Bharat Samanvaya for SDV held its inaugural meeting with more than 30 participants, partly on site, and partly remotely.
The Eclipse Foundation, as a co-founder and committed maintainer of the OSPO Alliance, is thrilled to announce that the Open Source Good Governance Handbook is now available in Tamil!
You can download the Tamil version of the handbook here!
Open Community Experience (OCX) returns to Brussels from 13 to 15 April 2027.
What is the value of open source in an age when AI writes all the code?
Registration for Open Community Experience (OCX) 2027 is now open. OCX is the Eclipse Foundation's flagship annual open source developer conference, bringing together developers, maintainers and open source communities from across Europe and beyond.
On Tuesday 27 October 2026, Code & Compliance returns to Maison de la Poste in Brussels for a full day of discussions on what regulations like the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and AI Act mean for open source software and the products built on it.
More than 300 definitions, 13 chapters, two languages and an open licence. Led by the Embedded France association, the French embedded‑systems community is releasing a structured reference vocabulary, contributing to a shared European language for embedded AI.
From 6–8 October, 2026, we brought together 57 developers, students, automotive professionals, and open source enthusiasts at Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen, Germany, for Eclipse SDV Hackathon Chapter Four, hosted by the ZF Group.
We’re pleased to celebrate an important milestone for four projects in the Eclipse Technology Top-Level Project: Eclipse SW360, Eclipse Tycho, Eclipse Apoapsis, and Eclipse Common Security Infrastructure (CSI).
Our AI-powered AUTOSAR modeling demo from OCX shows how an AI agent can create, connect, understand, and modify graphical models using natural language. Watch the demo to see Eclipse Theia AI and Eclipse GLSP working together in a domain-specific modeling tool.
Dear friends and users,
we are happy to announce the release of SUMO version 1.28.0.
The download links are at https://sumo.dlr.de/Download.
If you cite the new release in your publications, please use the DOI
10.5281/zenodo.23219601 (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23219601)
This release brings many enhancements and fixes to mesoscopic simulations including an improved jamming model (--meso-ltm).
