On February 3, 2020 the Eclipse Foundation announced the launch of the Sparkplug Working Group, which is driving the evolution and broad adoption of the Eclipse Sparkplug Specification that enables the creation of open, interoperable, Industrial IoT (IIoT) solutions utilizing MQTT. Founding members include global leaders Chevron, Canary Labs, Cirrus Link Solutions, HiveMQ, Inductive Automation, and ORing.

The Eclipse Foundation today announced the launch of the Edge Native Working Group, a vendor-neutral and code-first industry collaboration that will drive the evolution and broad adoption of open source software for edge computing.

Submit your proposal until November 15, 2019 to become a speaker at Bosch ConnectedWorld 2020, Europe’s leading conference on IoT and Digital Transformation.

Edge Computing World is a brand new conference which will run December 9-12 2019 at the Computing History Museum in Silicon Valley. Edge Computing is a strategic focus area for the Eclipse Foundation, and we are proud to support this exciting new event.

The Eclipse Foundation already hosts two innovative projects that have been built from the ground up to address the challenges of edge computing: Eclipse fog05 and Eclipse ioFog. fog05’s approach is to create a unified compute fabric that spans across things, edge nodes and the Cloud. ioFog, on the other hand, creates a distributed Edge Compute Network (ECN) where you can deploy and run microservices.

If you wish to learn more about ioFog, fog05 and the rest of the edge computing ecosystem please attend Frédéric Desbiens’ session at the conference, You can register here and save 10% by using the ECLIPSE10 registration code.

Please help us build the open source edge computing ecosystem. See you at the conference!