March 2026

Eclipse Theia has long been described as the "next-generation Eclipse Foundation tool platform." Today, it has progressed well beyond that. It is a platform that powers production tools and custom IDEs across industries.

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Committer profile: Alois Zoitl

Alois is a Professor of cyber-physical systems for engineering and production at the Johannes Kepler University, Linz.

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Community updates

Expert-led workshops at OCX

Explore topics like Software-Defined Vehicles, the Cyber Resilience Act, AI, cloud native, research, and more, learning from experts through interactive, developer-focused sessions. Register for OCX to attend->

Meet the OCX 2026 keynote speakers

From a Formula 1 race strategist (Ruth Buscombe), to open source and cybersecurity leaders like Nadia Aimé and Axel Uhl, expect insights on data-driven decision-making, resilience, and innovation at scale. Learn more->

Open VSX Registry surpasses 300 million monthly downloads

Open VSX Registry surpasses 300 million downloads per month, underscoring its role as critical infrastructure for AI-native and cloud-based development platforms. Learn more->

AI-assisted development in the EF Software Development team

The Eclipse Foundation team is introducing AI-assisted development practices. Here is how they're approaching it. Learn more->

How Eclipse SDV is revolutionising open source automotive

Listen to this discussion by Ansgar Lindwede to learn about the concept of Software Defined Vehicles, the evolution of software in the automotive industry, and the challenges faced by developers. Learn more->

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New projects

CORE-ET Silicon Platform is a collection of open building blocks (from multi-core silicon to scalable inference frameworks) suitable for building end-to-end solutions for AI at the edge.

Eclipse Lyra is a modular, extensible foundation for building desktop-like web applications. Modern tooling increasingly runs in the browser. The project offers a framework that supports a plugin architecture, workspace and file handling and task-specific extensions/plugins enabling both commercial and community products to build on a common base.

Eclipse Azimuth Sailing Analytics builds and maintains a digital twin platform for sailing that helps define, visualise, track, analyse, and archive races, training sessions, and cruising trips using data from sensors, user input, and AI, with the potential to adapt parts of the solution to other sports.

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