AI at the Eclipse Foundation
A trusted, vendor-neutral home for open source AI innovation
From intelligent tools and scalable frameworks to next-gen multi-agent systems, our AI projects are powering real-world applications across industries. Discover how we’re building a full-stack, open source AI ecosystem, and how you can be part of it.
Why open source AI at the Eclipse Foundation matters
A thriving AI ecosystem
Join a growing portfolio of impactful AI and machine learning projects delivering real-world innovation at scale.
Vendor-neutral governance
Our proven, transparent governance model ensures long-term sustainability, freedom from vendor lock-in, and broad community trust.
A complete Open Source AI stack
From orchestration frameworks and developer tools to RISC-V accelerators, our community is building a fully open AI technology stack.
A commitment to open principles
As a proud supporter of the Open Source AI Definition (OSAID), we champion transparency, openness, and responsible development in AI.
Trusted by global communities
The Eclipse Foundation is trusted by leading organisations to host production-ready software aligned with industry, security, and compliance standards.
Discover our AI projects
Explore open source projects that are advancing AI tooling, infrastructure, and applications:
Eclipse Theia AI
An open framework that allows tool builders to seamlessly integrate Large Language Models (LLMs) of their choice into custom tools and IDEs, enabling agentic workflows, context-aware AI suggestions, and intelligent assistance tailored to their unique needs.
Eclipse Aidge
The Eclipse Aidge platform is a comprehensive solution for fast and accurate Deep Neural Network (DNN) simulation and building DNN-based applications.
Eclipse January
A set of libraries for handling numerical data in Java, Eclipse January is similar to Python's NumPy library. January is useful for handling large datasets and matrices, which are commonly used in machine learning and statistical algorithms.
Eclipse xpanse
xpanse enables the development of native cloud managed services designed to be fully portable across cloud implementations, for an open and fair cloud market.
Eclipse LMOS
Eclipse LMOS (Language Model Operating System) is a platform that orchestrates specialized AI agents to handle complex tasks. Think of it as an operating system, but for coordinating multiple intelligent agents instead of tasks.
Eclipse Graphene
Eclipse Graphene is a design and distribution framework for creating AI-based workflows and solutions from modular components.
Eclipse Deeplearning4j
Eclipse Deeplearning4j (DL4J) is a commercial-grade, open source, distributed deep-learning library written for Java and Scala. DL4J integrates with Hadoop and Apache Spark and is designed to be used in business environments on distributed GPUs and CPUs.
Eclipse SUMO
An open source, highly portable, and continuous road traffic simulation package designed to handle large road networks. SUMO can be used for traffic flow simulations, an area where AI techniques are increasingly applied for optimisation and predictions.
Eclipse Theia
While Theia itself is a cloud & desktop IDE platform, it can be extended to develop and integrate AI tools and functionalities, making it a versatile choice for developers working on AI projects.
Eclipse Trace Compass
This is an open source application to solve performance and reliability issues by reading and analysing traces and logs of a system. Trace analysis is a critical part of machine learning and AI for debugging and performance tuning.
Our vision for a comprehensive Open Source AI stack
The Eclipse Foundation is uniquely positioned to deliver a comprehensive, modular, and interoperable AI stack:
Open Source AI software
Projects include deep learning libraries, simulation engines, orchestration platforms, and multi-agent systems.
Open Source AI hardware
RISC-V-based accelerators and energy-efficient inference engines for edge and cloud workloads.
Community & governance
A transparent, meritocratic model guided by regulatory awareness, strong community input, and cross-industry collaboration.
Bring your project to the Eclipse Foundation
Looking to grow your AI or machine learning project in a trusted, sustainable, and open environment? At the Eclipse Foundation, we offer more than just a home. We provide the infrastructure, neutral governance, and a global community of developers and industry stakeholders to help your innovation scale responsibly and successfully.
Why host your AI project at the Eclipse Foundation?
- Transparent, open governance
- Legal and IP support
- Access to robust infrastructure
- Global developer and industry visibility
- Alignment with responsible AI standards
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