MCP makes it easy to plug AI agents into everything, but that convenience can backfire when tool lists and descriptions flood the context window. This post explains why “more tools” can mean worse outcomes and shares concrete ways to keep agents lean and reliable.
AI coding often fails not because of tools or security, but because of leadership decisions that unintentionally block learning and experimentation. This article and video uncover three invisible blockers and explain how leaders can enable real AI coding adoption.
Bloomberg's move to Eclipse Temurin shows why foundation governance and vendor independence matter more than ever in enterprise open source strategy.
At CES 2026, 32 automotive open source leaders signed last year's Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on software-defined vehicles.
Why do AI coding tools fail despite sophisticated setups? This video uncovers three invisible blockers, from context overload to premature automation, and explains what actually works in practice.
Late January in Brussels has become an important moment for anyone working at the intersection of open source and European regulation. For the ORC community, this week is particularly relevant. The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is moving from interpretation to implementation, and many of the conversations happening during this week focus on what that means in practice.
From ongoing releases and a redesigned website to the growing success of the Eclipse Temurin, 2025 was a year of growth, stability, and renewed commitment to delivering high-quality, open source Java runtimes to the world.
Initiative 31 is an evaluation project supported by the Eclipse IDE Working Group, focused on the long term sustainability of Eclipse SWT, the Eclipse Platform, and the products built on top of them.
Slash commands in Theia AI introduce a simple way to trigger reusable, multi-step AI workflows with minimal interaction cost. The demo walks through new built-in commands in Theia 1.67 and shows how teams can define their own AI-native workflows with ease.
Eclipse SDV and VDA bring together 32 automotive industry leaders to drive open collaboration for software-defined mobility, delivering up to 40% reductions in development and maintenance effort and up to 30% faster time to market.