Just in time for Christmas, the Eclipse Mosquitto team released version 2.0 of the popular MQTT broker. Mosquitto now employs more secure default settings, and this introduces a number of changes to the behaviour of the broker.
Congratulations to the team for this milestone, and a big thank you to Eclipse Foundation and Eclipse IoT member Cedalo for their continued support of the project.
We're looking forward to meeting with old and new industry peers and friends at the RISC-V Summit, the premier event for the RISC-V community.
We are happy to announce the release of Eclipse SUMO 1.8.0.
Join us for the launch of Open Research Webinars, a series presenting software research projects that are helping to shape the future of open source software and the IT industry. Our first installment is on Tuesday, December 15 at 16:00 CET.
We are happy to share with you "The Eclipse Foundation brings open source software to the automotive industry" published by 451 Research last month.
The openPASS WG is proud to release version 0.7 of sim@openpass. New features were added, bugs were fixed and the functionality of the simulation core has been increased.
On a factory floor, hundreds of sensors and actuators gather data and implement machine operations. These sensors must be able to communicate over the installation’s IP network. A variety of products and platforms have emerged to smooth these efforts.