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Light Reading highlights how the Edge Native Working Group will drive the evolution and broad adoption of open source software for edge computing. The development of various layers of software at the network edge will enable industries to build customized applications for their own specific implementations. This includes applications for retail, carrier environments, 5G, IoT, and Industry 4.0 or smart manufacturing deployments.

The Eclipse Foundation is fostering open source software for edge computing that could enable network operators to become bonafide cloud providers — something, it claims, hyperscale cloud providers will never seek to deliver.

The Eclipse Foundation today announced the launch of the Edge Native Working Group, a vendor-neutral and code-first industry collaboration that will drive the evolution and broad adoption of open source software for edge computing.

Discover in this article from Venture Beat the goals, plans and benefits of forming the Edge Native Working Group at the Eclipse Foundation. In a nutshell, the working group focuses on the challenges it sees as endemic to edge computing across industries: a heterogenous hardware landscape, low bandwidth, latency, limited power, and security. The Edge Native Working Group is housing, among other projects, the Eclipse ioFog and Eclipse fog05 projects. Founding members include Adlink, Bosch, Edgeworx, Eurotech, Kynetics, Huawei, Intel, and Siemens.

The Eclipse Foundation is launching the Edge Native Working Group to drive the evolution and adoption of open-source software for edge computing.

The Eclipse Foundation announced an “Edge Native Working Group” to develop open source software for edge computing, starting with its Eclipse ioFog and Eclipse fog05 projects. Members include Adlink, Bosch, Edgeworx, Eurotech, Huawei, Intel, Kynetics, and Siemens.

New Working Group will drive the evolution and adoption of open source software for edge computing. Founding members include ADLINK, Bosch, Edgeworx, Eurotech, Huawei, Intel, Kynetics, and Siemens.

Jakarta EE 8 starter is a boilerplate project to help you to bootstrap a new Java EE 8/Jakarta EE 8 application in seconds.

Microsoft joined now also the OpenADx working group to work with us along the autonomous driving toolchain.

Submit your proposal until November 15, 2019 to become a speaker at Bosch ConnectedWorld 2020, Europe's leading conference on IoT and Digital Transformation.

The initial contribution of Eclipse iceoryx is done! You can find the software in GitHub.

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Date 21st - 24th October 2019 You will have the chance to get in touch with the OpenADx Working Group in the sessions: Community Day - Automotive@Eclipse Session: Open Collaboration for safer Autonomous Mobility of the Future Or just look around and get in contact with us

Edge Computing World is a brand new conference which will run December 9-12 2019 at the Computing History Museum in Silicon Valley. Edge Computing is a strategic focus area for the Eclipse Foundation, and we are proud to support this exciting new event. The Eclipse Foundation already hosts two innovative projects that have been built from the ground up to address the challenges of edge computing: Eclipse fog05 and Eclipse ioFog.

EclipseSource Munich GmbH joined the OpenADx Working Group and will help us to form our working group.

The Eclipse Foundation has launched a new working group for cloud development tools. The Eclipse Cloud Development Tools Working Group is designed to drive the evolution and broad adoption of standards for cloud development tools.