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Frank discusses his open source work for Fraunhofer IESE, his contributions to Eclipse BaSyx and Eclipse AAS Model for Java in our latest committer profile.
The new Sparkplug Compatibility Program aims to provide integrators and end-users with an easy way to procure devices and software products that are fully compatible with the Sparkplug specification.
This new marketplace allows users to obtain Java SE TCK certified and AQAvit quality-tested binaries, including Eclipse Temurin, through a centralized site managed by the Eclipse Foundation.