The BMW Group has joined the Eclipse Foundation’s Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) Working Group as a strategic member. The Eclipse SDV Working Group facilitates global collaboration on open-source software technologies for use in modern vehicles.
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After years of discussions, German car manufacturers have finally decided to work together. In a working group of around 50 companies, they want to develop joint software for future vehicle generations.
Enthusiasts of software-defined vehicles (SDV), whether programmers or not, met online as well as on site at the Mercedes-Benz Customer Center in Sindelfingen to get in touch and discuss all about SDVs and Open Source.
Active engagement on the Cyber Resilience Act helped to change the outcome of the negotiations for FOSS.
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From 14 May to 28 May, we reached out to 423 software developers and policymakers from the Global South to explore their attitudes and opinions on open source, amplifying the voices of these essential and influential communities.
The foundation’s groundbreaking “State of Open Source in the Global South” survey highlights the important role of open source software in driving innovation, economic growth, and societal development in low-and middle-income countries.