The report was commissioned by the Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group and is the result of more than 300 interviews conducted by an independent analyst organization.
The shared goal of this partnership is to jointly build a worldwide, vendor-neutral, and independent open source community, allowing developers, vendors, system integrators to increase their global reach in a single and unified ecosystem.
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The report, entitled "Open Digital Platforms for the Industrial World in Europe 2021," also notes that the Eclipse IoT Working Group is the leading open source community in IoT today.
This is the seventh year for our annual survey, which has become one of the most widely referenced technical surveys within the IoT & edge computing industry.
For years, tech journalists and market analysts have been predicting that edge computing was going to bring a paradigm shift to the cloud, and now we are starting to see the f
The Call for Papers is open from July 15 to September 15. But don’t wait, submit your abstract now for a chance to speak at an event attended by more than 1000 participants!
This video series will explain why MQTT Sparkplug is different from other communication protocols, and how companies benefit from Sparkplug in their Industrial IoT use cases,
The new paper entitled “The Eclipse Cloud DevTools Ecosystem: Defining the Future of Cloud Native Software Development,” is a showcase for the working group’s vision for cloud-based application development.
All of us at the Eclipse Foundation are very proud of the fact that the many thousands of individuals who collaborate across our many channels have always communicated in a ve
The Eclipse Foundation today announced the release of Eclipse iceoryx Almond, the first official release for this inter-process-communication (IPC) middleware that enables the transmission of large amounts of data in real time.
The OSPO Alliance aims to help companies and public institutions discover and understand open source, start benefiting from it across their activities and grow to host an Open Source Program Office (OSPO).
