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Brussels-based member-driven non-profit supporting a global open source community. We host @eclipsejavaide, @jakartaee, @Adoptium, Open VSX and 450+ projects.
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    📬 The July Community Newsletter is out! Catch up on the latest from the #EclipseFdn ecosystem, including: 👉 How Eclipse ThreadX is advancing first-class RTOS support for RISC-V 👉 Meet Neha Burnwal, @IBMDeveloper Software Engineer and Eclipse PDE committer 👉 The launch of
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    🔖 Open source is free to use, but it’s not free to build, maintain, or sustain. Behind the 400+ #EclipseFdn projects, there are servers to run, security processes to fund, governance to maintain, and a global community to support. The technologies you use every day exist
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    @EclipseFdn and the @owasp Foundation are joining forces to strengthen open source security and support readiness for the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Through a new Memorandum of Understanding, the organisations will draw on their respective expertise and global communities to
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    📢 This is your last chance to complete our 2026 Community & Ecosystem Insights Survey! Has the Eclipse Foundation positively impacted your professional development? We’d love to hear from you! Your feedback will be used to improve the direction of the Eclipse Foundation so our
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    A distributed commons should not have a single security gatekeeper. Open source is resilient because it has no single owner, no central switch, and no national boundary. But centralising vulnerability intelligence under one jurisdiction would introduce exactly the kind of
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