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The OSPO Alliance today announced that major international open source contributors, including Red Hat, Microsoft and Orange, have signed up to participate in the Alliance's activities and in OSPO.Zone.
Eclipse Mosquitto was brought in to help with connecting BACnet to the Internet of Things via MQTT. In this way, room automation devices can receive information from and send data to the cloud. Read the case study to learn more.
In this session from IBM Developer, we dive into the Eclipse Adoptium project and look at how it is bringing the best in open Java technologies to developers and users around the world.
Start planning which talks to attend for EclipseCon 2021! This year's conference is virtual and free, taking place on October 25 - 28. Register now to reserve your spot.
Based in Kiel, Germany, TypeFox helps businesses and engineers become more productive and innovate faster through custom developer tools and languages.
Aloxy, the subject of our latest member case study, has discovered that adopting open source components helped them focus on the unique aspects of their products, and increase their time to market.
Payara has released Payara Server Community 6 (Alpha version) which has passed the Jakarta EE 9.1 TCK on JDK 11. This means Payara Server Community 6.2021.1.Alpha1 is a certified Jakarta EE 9.1 implementation.
Don’t get distracted by the promises of the latest so-called solutions for Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Focus on these essential design principles while building a data network.
Given the amount of messages and information exchanged, we thought it would be a good idea to write a blog post to explain how zenoh achieves this wire efficiency.
The Eclipse Foundation, Europe's largest open source foundation, has published its latest report on the commercial application of IoT and Edge Computing, the IoT and Edge Commercial Adoption Survey for 2021.
Factory+ is an implementation of the Sparkplug specification, which provides an open and freely available specification for how devices and applications communicate bi-directionally within a Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) infrastructure.