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Having originated as a simulation platform, we have evolved into a modular ecosystem. This significant transformation is now available with the introduction of version 1.0.0.

#Sparkplug 3.0 has been published as an International Standard, (ISO/IEC 20237) but what does that mean for the project, developers, and the Eclipse community? Frédéric Desbiens explains in his new blog post.

If you are unsure about which collaboration model is right for you and your organisation, here are three key questions you should consider to help determine your next steps.

The ninth edition of our survey report is a window into the ever-evolving IoT and edge computing landscape, where open source technologies are playing a pivotal role in solving real-world challenges across diverse industries.

Today, at the RISC-V Summit, the OpenHW Group announced the multi-member CORE-V CVA6 Platform project. The platform is an open-source FPGA-based software development and testing environment for RISC-V processors designed to provide a vendor-neutral environment for RISC-V software CI and testing that keeps pace with RISC-V standards.

Discover how Jakarta EE empowers enterprise innovation in a dynamic digital landscape. Don't miss this opportunity to gain insights, network with industry leaders, and chart a course towards a more innovative future for your organization.

Administered by the Eclipse IoT Working Group and the Eclipse Sparkplug Working Group, the survey provides essential insights into IoT and edge computing industry landscapes, challenges developers face, and the opportunities for enterprise stakeholders in the IoT and edge open source ecosystem.

This publication is the outcome of a transposition of the specification through the Publicly Available Specification (PAS) transposition process offered by the ISO and IEC Joint Technical Committee (JTC 1) for information technology, a consensus-based, voluntary international standards group.

This release brings major improvements in pedestrian support including a first version of the recently released JuPedSim model developed by our colleagues at Forschungszentrum Jülich.

SDV was a key theme of this year's conference, evident from the number and quality of workshops in the Automotive and Mobility track and SDV Community Day.