Reaching version 1.0.0 is a special moment for any open source project. It marks more than a collection of features or bug fixes. It reflects years of collaboration, thousands of commits, countless discussions, and a shared belief that an idea is worth building together.
Today, we are pleased to celebrate the release of Eclipse Open VSX 1.0.0
Infosys has joined the Eclipse Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) Working Group, a global open-source consortium under the Eclipse Foundation focussed on accelerating software-defined vehicle innovation.
On June 2, the Eclipse Foundation will make optional identity verification generally available for Eclipse Foundation committers.
The open source ecosystem’s first foundation-operated managed service for critical developer infrastructure, with AWS, Google, and Cursor among its first enterprise customers
Data In Motion has been commissioned by the Sovereign Tech Fund to modernize the OSGi ecosystem over the next 12 months.
Open source infrastructure underpins much of the software world, but it often goes underfunded. That is exactly the gap that the Sovereign Tech Agency was created to close, by using a range of dedicated programs, including the Sovereign Tech Fund. OSGi got selected as one of the technologies to be improved.
The initiative supports responsible disclosure by the global security research community to protect critical open source developer infrastructure.
As we approach Open Community Experience (OCX) 2026, taking place 21–23 April in Brussels, I’ve been reflecting on this year’s program and what it says about where our community is heading.
Members Eurotech and Codethink join the Eclipse Foundation in Hall 4, booth 4-554
Amazon and Cursor support investments in supply chain security, multi-region infrastructure, and long-term sustainability
The Eclipse Foundation would like to thank everyone who participated in this year’s election process and is pleased to announce the results of the 2026 Eclipse Foundation Contributing Member and Committer Member elections for representatives to the foundation’s board. These positions are a vitally important part of the Eclipse Foundation's governance.
The Eclipse Foundation, one of the world’s largest open source software organisations, has announced the full agenda for Open Community Experience (OCX 2026), taking place 21–23 April 2026 at The EGG conference centre in Brussels, Belgium.
The European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO) and the Eclipse Foundation have formalised a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), establishing a framework for close cooperation between the two organisations.
The first comprehensive collection of EU RISC-V components brings together solutions from leading European contributors, giving organisations access to verified, industry-ready IP
Eclipse SDV and VDA bring together 32 automotive industry leaders to drive open collaboration for software-defined mobility, delivering up to 40% reductions in development and maintenance effort and up to 30% faster time to market.
As 2025 draws to a close, many of us find ourselves reflecting on a year of remarkable change and looking ahead to what lies beyond the horizon. The end of the year often brings a mix of reflection and anticipation, a time when the open source ecosystem pauses to take stock and to imagine what the next chapter might bring.
Held on December 12, 2025
By:Hide Sakuma
Ansgar Lindwedel (left), Director of Ecosystem Development for Software-Defined Vehicles at the Eclipse Foundation, and Christian Mecker, President and CEO of Bosch Corporation (right)
Uncover the growing challenges facing open source today, from rising regulatory demands to the complexities of operating as a global, mature ecosystem.
The Eclipse Dataspace Protocol and Eclipse Dataspace Decentralised Claims Protocol facilitate data sharing, trust, and identity verification for dataspaces worldwide.
This white paper outlines what open source stewards need to understand about their obligations, what processes may need to evolve, and where more discussion is needed.