Open source components are used in 78% of businesses and 96% of applications, generating substantial annual savings.
The Eclipse Foundation manages over 420 projects and 450 million lines of code through industry collaborations and a global community.
Key projects like Adoptium, the second most popular JDK, and ThreadX, which powers billions of devices, highlight the foundation's reach.
The automotive working group creates industry-ready deliverables for digital products in cars, backed by over 50 major organizations.
The Eclipse IDE offers high customizability, allowing developers to integrate domain-specific AI agents and various LLMs without vendor lock-in.
Projects like Eclipse Amos for orchestrating AI agents and AI Hub for deep neural networks showcase the foundation's broader AI initiatives.
The Eclipse Dataspace working group is building an open, federated data infrastructure to enable interoperable data sharing ecosystems.
The Open Regulatory Compliance working group builds industry-ready processes and code to help businesses comply with regulations like the CRA and AI Act.
Open source provides a strategic advantage by eliminating vendor lock-in, reducing risk, and enabling faster innovation and time to market.
Foundational components of technology are like plumbing that can be standardized with open source, freeing teams to focus on unique value.
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