As we eagerly await the Eclipse S-CORE 0.5 release, it’s no small feat keeping up with the flurry of activity within the Eclipse SDV ecosystem. That’s exactly why we put together this quarterly newsletter:
The team has just added support for Eclipse ThreadX, another Eclipse Foundation-hosted RTOS — bringing an additional option for the RTOS foundation.
Codethink announced that it has successfully achieved a positive and complete Functional Safety Assessment for the Eclipse Trustable Software Framework (TSF).
A report [in German] on the SDV Hackathon 2025, written by the winning team from CarByte.
On 24 June at the Automotive Electronics Congress, 11 of Europe’s biggest automotive companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on open source automotive software under the governance of the Eclipse Foundation and the SDV Working Group.
The event brought together around 130 Eclipse SDV community members and enthusiasts on-site and online to explore the latest advancements and challenges in software-defined vehicles (SDVs) and open source software (OSS).
The Rust Paris conference brings together users and developers of the RUST programming language for a day of feedback and discussion in French on the use of RUST in industry.
Perforce Software, in partnership with the Eclipse Foundation, has released the findings of the 2025 State of Automotive Software Development Survey. The report provides key insights into the current practices and emerging trends within the automotive software industry, including the use of open source software. The survey, conducted in Q4 2024, gathered responses from more than 650 automotive development professionals worldwide.
An Interview with Kai Kreuzer on Eclipse LMOS and GenAI in the Automotive Industry
The first SDV Community Days of 2025 are officially in the books – and what a fantastic way to kick off the Eclipse SDV year at the Lunatech offices in Rotterdam, Netherlands! Read the summary of some key highlights from the event.