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The Eclipse Foundation today announced during the JakartaOne Livestream virtual conference the release of the Jakarta EE 8 Full Platform and Web Profile specifications and related Technology Compatibility Kits (TCKs).

Originally launched by Bosch and Microsoft, the OpenADx working group calls for participation from automotive industry OEMs, tools vendors, and developer community

The Eclipse IoT ecosystem consists of around 40 different projects, ranging from embedded devices, to IoT gateways and up to cloud scale solutions.

The Jakarta EE 8 Full Platform, Web Profile specifications and related TCKs have been officially released today (September 10th, 2019).

Today is a big day in the enterprise Java world. Two years ago, Oracle announced their intention to move Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation, which led to the creation of Jakarta EE.

It's with a sense of great pride, and quite a lot of relief, that I salute the Jakarta EE community for the first release of the Jakarta EE platform.

As announced today by the Eclipse Foundation, Jakarta EE 8 has been released! This represents a significant milestone for the community.

Today, with the release of Jakarta EE 8, we've entered a new era in Java innovation!

The process of moving Java EE to Eclipse was not trivial, it was not simple, but it is finally complete with the release of Jakarta EE 8.

Jakarta EE 8 is finally here! It heralds a new era for Enterprise Java, as finally the community can look forward to the platform's faster development.

Enterprise Java, known as Java Enterprise Edition 8 (Java EE 8) under Oracle's implementation of the platform specification, has finally packed up and moved out of Big Red's basement under a new name, so it won't bear the burden of its heritage.

After transitioning from Oracle to the Eclipse Foundation in 2017, Jakarta EE (previously known as Java EE), has reached another major milestone.