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Our new video case study takes a look at how Kynetics, an embedded software development company based in Santa Clara, California, uses open source Eclipse IoT projects to build dependable enterprise solutions.

Across industry sectors, businesses of all sizes and at every stage of development are adopting open source software. Our new ebook explores the business benefits of actively participating in these open source projects.

Adopter projects such as logi.CLOUD both benefit from and strengthen the Eclipse Cloud DevTools ecosystem. Find out how by downloading our new adopter story.

The world’s largest open source IoT community reveals developer trends focused on edge computing, AI, and security, with results detailing platform use, developer concerns, target markets, and more.

Zenoh Bahamut features an improved and streamlined API for Rust, C, and Python, a formalized syntax and semantic for key expressions, and more.

As we continue preparing for four jam-packed days of collaboration, learning, and community-building at EclipseCon, our September newsletter tees up a few of the topics and themes we'll explore in Ludwigsburg.

In his new blog, Eclipse Foundation Executive Director Mike Milinkovich discusses the initial gamble of Java EE, and what makes the release of Jakarta EE 10 so significant.

New specifications and capabilities enable enterprise Java developers to build lightweight applications suitable for microservices.

The Eclipse Foundation’s latest survey showcases significant growth across all aspects of Jakarta EE and overall use of enterprise Java.

Earlier this year the Eclipse Foundation Board approved a Github Sponsors pilot for the Adoptium Working Group where GitHub Sponsors was enabled for the Adoptium GitHub organization.