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The State of IoT Development | The Eclipse Foundation's Frédéric Desbiens | Internet of Things Podcast

IoT For All Podcast · 17 Dec 2024 · 28m · Episode 364

What this episode covers

Frédéric Desbiens, IoT and Edge Computing Program Manager at The Eclipse Foundation, discusses findings from the 2024 IoT & Embedded Developer Survey Report, highlighting industrial automation and automotive as leading sectors. He details the shift toward sustainability, the critical importance of security measures like post-quantum cryptography and over-the-air updates, and the growing adoption of safety-critical certifications such as ISO 26262. The conversation also covers the rise of open-source hardware, specifically RISC-V and the Open Hardware Foundation, alongside protocol trends like MQTT and SPOT Plug.

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Companies
Eclipse Foundation, Cisco, Oracle, Open Hardware Foundation, Linux Foundation
Products
Eclipse IDE
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Cloud Foundry, Eclipse IoT, SPOT Plug, Treadex Alliance, Adoptium, Software Defined Vehicle, Jakarta EE, TLS, SSL, Eclipse Red X, TreadEx, Eclipse Zeno, MQTT, CoAP, RISC-V

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