The Eclipse Foundation has long been a leader in driving open source innovation across IoT, edge computing, and embedded ecosystems. This highlights our role as a hub for collaborative innovation in embedded technologies, especially at the intersection of software and hardware.
This latest research highlights how the widespread adoption of open source software (OSS) is reshaping the development of software-defined vehicles (SDVs) by addressing key priorities such as cost-effectiveness, innovation, and environmental sustainability for business leaders and developers.
Contributed by Typefox, this open source initiative empowers real-time collaboration and extends Eclipse Theia IDE capabilities for distributed development teams.
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10th annual survey highlights increasing IoT and embedded industry diversity as development shifts to safety, sustainability, and quality-of-life applications.
With the recent publication of the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) in the EU official journal, a 3 year race now begins for compliance by the global technology industry.
New partnership aims to inform policymakers on the implications of open source AI models for the European and global community.
This milestone release builds on years of development and real-world deployment experience, delivering new features tailored for developers and engineers in robotics, automotive, and broader edge and IoT sectors.
The 7th annual report reveals a continued focus on cloud native implementations, with a new shift towards adapting Java SE innovations into Jakarta EE.
Eclipse ThreadX, formerly Microsoft Azure RTOS, powers billions of devices and mission-critical systems across diverse industries worldwide.
The move will accelerate development of industrial grade open source hardware, driving advancements in AI, Cloud, IoT, Automotive and High-Performance Computing applications.
The EU’s leading open source software foundation and Germany’s national standards organisation join forces to speed innovation for open source solutions in industrial markets.
As we approach the Open Community Experience (OCX), scheduled to take place from 22-24 October in Mainz, Germany, my anticipation and excitement continues to build. This event marks a new chapter for our community, with a fresh conference format that I believe will bring even more value to all of us.
Supported by leading open source foundations and global technology companies, the new working group aims to streamline regulatory compliance for the open source ecosystem.
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This first of its kind survey of over 300 automotive professionals reveals strong support for open source in vehicle design, with significant gains in innovation and cost reduction.
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The Open Regulatory Compliance Working Group is bridging a critical gap between regulatory authorities and the open source ecosystem. Read Mike Milinkovich's blog post on the progress of the new working group.
Registration is now open for OCX 2024, bringing together diverse open source communities, including Automotive & Mobility, Cloud Native Java, Embedded & IoT, and Development Tools.