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Eclipse Migration Toolkit for Java (EMT4J) Simplifies Upgrading Java Applications
2022 in the Eclipse Community - December Newsletter
Happy Holidays from the Eclipse Foundation
Bloomberg Joins Adoptium Working Group
The Adoptium Working Group welcomes Bloomberg, an enterprise Java user, as its newest member.
Securing Java for the Community
Shelley Lambert explores how Eclipse Adoptium is securing Java for the community, how the path has been so far, and what the next steps are.
Alpha-Omega Project First Year In Review, Plus New Funding Pledge
Eclipse Ditto™ 3.1.0 release available
The Eclipse Ditto teams is proud to announce the availability of Eclipse Ditto 3.1.0. Version 3.1.0 brings policy imports, AMQP 1.0 message annotation support, conditional message sending and other smaller improvements, e.g. regarding shutdown/restart improvements.

Luxoft joins the Eclipse Foundation to help accelerate the software-defined vehicle revolution
Plug-and-play IIoT: A deeper dive into updates for Sparkplug
Why IoTeX Is Thrilled to Join One of the World's Largest Open Source Software Foundations
Eclipse IDE 2022-12 Release
EMT4J – An Easier Upgrade for Java Applications
This article discusses Eclipse Migration Tool for Java (EMT4J), a sub-project of Adoptium top-level project, and explains its benefits.
Simon Davidmann President & CEO of Imperas Software elected as Chair of the OpenHW Verification Task Group
Monday, December 5, 2022
Simon Davidmann President & CEO of Imperas Software elected as Chair of the OpenHW Verification Task Group
Imperas leadership in the RISC-V Verification Ecosystem recognized in the expanded OpenHW Verification Task Group charter to lead the RISC-V community in adapting to the challenges of RISC-V processor verification
The Future of Open Source - Eclipse Community Newsletter
Eclipse Adoptium is becoming the leading OpenJDK-based Java runtime
Update on Security Improvement at the Eclipse Foundation
Three Good Reasons to Complete the 2022 Cloud Developer Survey
Open Source Software Supply Chain Security Starts With Developers
The open source software supply chain is at risk. However, there is a simple thing, easy, and free, that every open source developer should do right now: activate multi factor authentication.

Adoptium Welcomes Rivos
We are excited to announce that Rivos has joined the Adoptium Working Group and will push forward the support of RISC-V in Eclipse Temurin.