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OSC creates a level playing field between cloud service consumers and providers, ensuring the freedom to exchange information without artificial borders.

Thirteen organizations, including the Eclipse Foundation, Linux Foundation Europe, and the Open Source Initiative (OSI), also note that the Cyber Resilience Act as its written “poses an unnecessary economic and technological risk to the EU.”

As written, the Cyber Resilience Act poses unnecessary economic and technological risk to the European Union. Learn about the legislation's potential impact on technological development in the European Union by visiting our resources page.

In this letter, twelve open source software leadership organizations collectively offer their expertise directly to the EU and member states to make constructive changes to the legislation in support of strengthening cybersecurity without harming the open source software community.

Work on Jakarta EE 11 is underway, and our March newsletter looks at the Jakarta EE community's plans and priorities for this next major release.

This is the sixth edition of the survey, which started in 2018. Since its inception, thousands of software developers, architects, and decision-makers from around the world have participated.

Our February newsletter takes a look at some of the IoT and edge computing projects hosted at the Eclipse Foundation, and how they're being used to build tools and products.

The Eclipse Foundation’s IoT and edge computing survey finds open-source technologies will accelerate adoption, while connectivity and security challenges persist.

We want to make sure that we always have our finger on the pulse of how today’s organizations are using IoT and edge computing technologies, and the challenges they face in doing so.