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Eclipse IoT

Leading open source community for IoT innovation.

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Eclipse IoT is an open source community run by the Eclipse Foundation that brings together developers and companies working on IoT tools, runtimes, and standards. It provides an open platform where projects are developed collaboratively for use in IoT applications, covering areas such as runtimes, edge computing, and related frameworks.

The community hosts a range of open source projects developed by contributors across organizations, with code and project activity published through the Eclipse Foundation. Eclipse IoT operates alongside other Foundation projects, including the Eclipse IDE and Jakarta EE, and is supported through Eclipse Foundation membership. Participation is open to individuals and organizations through the Foundation's membership structure, with no separate product editions, trials, or usage-based plans described.

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