Working Groups to Watch in 2022

Sunday, January 30, 2022 - 05:00

Oniro Working Group Building an Open Source, Vendor-Neutral OS for IoT Devices

Amit Kucheria explains the need for the Oniro OS, the benefits of adopting it, and how you can get involved in evolving this multi-kernel OS for next-gen devices.

OpenHW Group: An Open Approach to Microprocessor Design

Duncan Bees tells us how members are proving industry-quality RISC-V processor designs by treating processor code as open source software.

Adoptium Marketplace: A One-Stop Shop for Open Source Java Runtimes

Shelley Lambert and Simon Ritter provide an overview of the upcoming Adoptium Marketplace for high-quality OpenJDK binaries from a variety of vendors.

Community Updates

Read the Cloud Native Java eBook

Read the Cloud Native Java eBook

Download the free ebook to learn how Jakarta EE delivers on the vision for open source, cloud native Java and why so many organizations are adopting it.
Check Out Our 2022 Newsletter Calendar

Check Out Our 2022 Newsletter Calendar

Take a look at the themes we’ll be covering in our monthly newsletter in 2022, share your feedback, and tell us about topics you’d like to see included.
Researchers: Talk to Us About Partnership

Researchers: Talk to Us About Partnership

We’ve partnered with many publicly funded research projects, and we’d like to help even more research groups create, publish, and sustain open source software platforms in 2022.
Showcase Your Open Source Project

Showcase Your Open Source Project

There are a number of ways to share your project with the broader Eclipse Foundation community. Let other members know what you’re working on and why it matters.
Committer Profile: Emily Jiang

Committer Profile: Emily Jiang

Emily explains how she first got involved in open source and how her role on the Eclipse Foundation Architecture Council allows her to act as a bridge between the open source community and Eclipse Foundation policymakers.

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