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    Linux Foundation Newsletter: December 2023

    The Linux Foundation | 19 December 2023

    Welcome to the Linux Foundation’s December newsletter! In this edition, we cover the many gatherings that took place across the globe, notably at Open Source Summit Japan, AI.dev in San Jose, CA., and for several Linux Foundation project teams, at COP28 in Dubai. This month also saw the publication of our 2023 Annual Report, “Rising Tides of Open Source,” our most comprehensive publication of the year, as well as the launch of the LF Management and Best Practices initiative, new research reports and surveys, and the announcement of new projects.  We’re also excited to share our final Training & Certification deals of the year! 

    To all in our community, we thank you for your continued support of the Linux Foundation, and wish you much health and happiness in the new year. 

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    LF 2023 Annual Report

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    This year, the Linux Foundation experienced significant growth, welcoming 270 new members and approaching nearly 1,000 active projects. And just as a rising tide lifts all boats, this year's report theme exemplifies our commitment to harnessing collaborative open source innovation for the betterment of people and the planet.

    We invite you to download, read, and share the 2023 Annual Report to immerse yourself in the growing Linux Foundation projects and communities and discover their far-reaching impact.

     

    LF Projects unite at COP28

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    At COP28 in Dubai, Linux Foundation projects were actively championing open source as essential to realize climate targets and sustainable development goals. “COP28,” short for the 28th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Conference on Climate Change, ran from the 30th of November to the 12th of December. The single hottest information technology topic of COP28 was the use of AI to address climate related risk and to develop and implement adaptation, resilience, and greenhouse gas mitigation in a socially just manner, with attention also to minimizing the carbon footprint of AI.  The LF’s sponsorship of the Digital Innovation Pavilion in the official “Blue Zone” enabled several presentations by LF staff representatives, including from LF Research, OS-Climate, Hyperledger Foundation Climate SIG, and AgStack Foundation, along with virtual participation by FINOS, ELISA, Zephyr, and SSIA (formerly Open19). Dozens of LF members including AWS, IBM, Red Hat, Capgemini, Boston Consulting Group, and BNP Paribas actively engage in the UNFCCC, and other UN conventions to address the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Hundreds of LF members name sustainability as one of their top strategic business priorities, including participation in ESG-focused events throughout the year. 

    Take in the various discussions 

     

    LF launches Management and Best Practices initiative

    LF Management & Best Practices is the digital home where communities of “best practice” converge. Here, you’ll find the standards, reference material, courses, live events and webinars, research, project communities, and the automation tools to help you start your project or organization's open source journey, and keep it on track! If you’re new to open source, or want to learn more about improving open source management and best practices at your organization, or within your community, this is the place for you.

    LF Management & Best Practices

     

    New project announcement

    Open Networking Foundation (ONF)

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    The Open Networking Foundation (ONF) recently announced that its portfolio of leading open source networking projects, encompassing access, edge and cloud solutions, are set to graduate to become independent projects under the Linux Foundation (LF). The move creates independent, community-led governance for the three major project areas: Broadband, Aether and P4, and sets the projects up for broader collaboration and adoption. Since 2011, the ONF has driven a proactive agenda to build open source solutions across the spectrum of networking domains. ONF’s projects have matured and moved into production deployments worldwide, championed by tier-1 cloud and telecom operators. We are thrilled to be able to share this announcement.

    Event recap: 

    Gab On stageGabriele Columbro, Executive Director, FINOS & General Manager, Linux Foundation Europe welcomes everyone to AI.dev + Cassandra Summit, which took place in San Jose December 12-13, and the openness of AI was very much on the agenda. Opening morning keynotes can be found here. 

    December (and late November) was chock full of events taking place all around the world: 

    OSS on stage imageLinus Torvalds, creator of Linux and Git, in conversation with Dirk Hohndel, Head of the Open Source Program Office, Verizon, on stage at Open Source Summit Japan, held in Tokyo on December 5th and 6th. View their conversation here.

    Start 2024 off right with not-to-miss events

    To register (for in-person attendance or virtual), please view our full calendar of events here, and be sure to subscribe to our events newsletter. Check out our Flickr stream for photos of past events!

    New surveys and publications from LF Research

    Tech Talent 2024 Survey

    Are you someone who hires technology professionals? If you are, we want to hear from you to help shape the training landscape to improve open source skill sets.

    LF Research and LF Training & Certification have partnered once again in the 2024 State of Tech Talent Survey! This year’s survey aims to gain insight into the current state of technology talent acquisition and retention, with a focus on new and continued trends, challenges and opportunities this year, as well as the impact of generative AI (GenAI) on resourcing. As an individual involved in the hiring process, we greatly appreciate your perspective! It should only take 10-15 minutes to complete. 

     

    Standing Together on Shared Challenges: Report on the 2023 Open Source Congress

    Standing Together on Shared Challenges Report

    The Linux Foundation hosted a roundtable discussion with many leaders from the open source community to explore how to enhance ecosystem-wide collaboration on important topics. The discussion topics were synthesized into a detailed report that captures the meeting’s takeaways for improving collaboration on common issues such as regulation, cybersecurity, sustainability, and diversity, equity, and inclusion. Read the full report to learn about open source leaders' reflections on priority areas, opportunities, and next steps for the community!

     

    Hyperledger Foundation 2023 Brand Study

    Hyperledger Foundation Brand Study

    Back by popular demand, Hyperledger Foundation partnered with LF Research for the second time since 2021 to examine the public’s awareness, perceptions, and opinions of the Hyperledger brand. The report, led by LF Research’s Anna Hermansen, captures survey and interview findings on the current state of the enterprise blockchain market, the perceptions and opinions of the Hyperledger brand in comparison with other enterprise-grade brands, the benefits of using the technology, use cases, challenges in adoption, and makes recommendations for the Hyperledger Foundation.

     

    World of Open Source: Japan Spotlight 2023

    World of Open Source - Japan Sportlight

    This report analyzes Japanese data from the 2023 World of Open Source survey to outline the region’s specific trends in open source adoption, use, and contributions. It finds that open source is widely used in Japan and that the majority of respondents believe that the benefits outweigh the costs. However, there are still important considerations for adoption, including concerns about licensing and intellectual property. 

     

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    LF Europe updates

    EU Team photoImage: Team members celebrate LF Europe’s one-year anniversary at the Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao. 

    As we wrap up 2023, we're thrilled to share some key moments from December. Gabriele Columbro, the Executive Director of FINOS and General Manager of Linux Foundation Europe, shared insightful perspectives during the COP28 Event held in Dubai. Delving into initiatives focused on sustainability, ESG, and UN SDGs, Columbro highlighted the collaborative endeavors within FINOS, bringing diverse stakeholders together to develop an open-source financial stack. Simultaneously, as the General Manager of Linux Foundation Europe, he emphasized LF Europe's crucial role in advancing Linux Foundation projects aligned with EU priorities and SDGs

    • For a comprehensive overview of LF Europe's year-round activities, milestones, and the remarkable strides achieved, we encourage readers to explore the latest LF Europe newsletter. This edition offers an in-depth exploration of the organization's journey over the past year, showcasing noteworthy achievements, key partnerships, and exciting developments that have shaped LF Europe.

    Linux Foundation project updates

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    Alliance for OpenUSD (AOUSD)

    • Alliance for OpenUSD unveils its roadmap for the core USD specification, announces 12 new general members, and forms a new liaison relationship with the Khronos Group. Read the announcement.

    • In a collaborative effort, Alliance for OpenUSD and the Khronos Group have jointly authored a blog post. This piece explores how the two organizations coordinate the roadmaps of OpenUSD and glTF to avoid unnecessary incompatibilities and enable better interoperability and seamless transformation between the two technologies. Read the blog post.

    • Alliance for OpenUSD recently announced its two-year roadmap. We’ve included an overview of the roadmap both as a technical blog and a video session, which provides visuals to accompany some of the more technical concepts. 

    CNCF

    Continuous Delivery Foundation (CDF)

    • Do you want to prove that you’re proficient with Tekton? Earn the new Pipelines with Tekton SkillCred (SC106) from the Linux Foundation Training and Certification.

    • Submit your talk for cdCon 2024, taking place on April 16–18 in Seattle, Washington, as part of Open Source Summit North America.

    • Autodesk shared how they improved their time to delivery, platform reliability, and developer enablement in the latest CDF User Story. Read the story.

    Enabling Linux in Safety Applications (ELISA)

    • As part of the ELISA Project Seminar Series, Roberto Paccapeli, Functional Safety Manager at Red Hat, and Gabriele Paoloni, Sr. PE at Red Hat, gave a presentation titled, “ISO-PAS 8926 Overview and ISO 26262 3rd ed. Activity Planning. “ISO PAS 8926 “Road vehicles – Functional safety – Use of pre-existing software architectural elements” has been approved by the ISO community. This achievement represents a recognition of the work done in the last 2 years by ISO Sub-Group experts from multiple organizations / delegation to include the evaluation of pre-existing complex software for Functional Safety without losing the original ISO 26262 backbone. Watch the presentation.

    • BASIL, a tool developed to support Software Specification analysis, testable requirements definition and coverage, comes with a web user interface and a simplified view of work item relationships. Originally developed by Red Hat, it has now been open sourced and contributed to ELISA. Luigi Pellecchia and Gabriele Paoloni share how BASIL can help structure work items in Software Requirements, Test Specifications, Test Cases, Test Reports and provide visualization for evidence, traceability, and gap. Read the blog post.

    • In October, the ELISA Project gathered in Munich office for an in-person workshop that had a great mix of first-time participants with representatives from non-member companies such as Canonical, Volvo, MBition, Harman and Valeo. Read the blog post. 

    FinOps Foundation

    • FinOps X super early bird sale will end on January 17. Make sure to get your ticket for the biggest FinOps conference in the beautiful city of San Diego from June 19 - June 21.

    • FinOps X call for speakers is open until February 1. If you are a FinOps expert, submit your session today. 

    • FinOps Cost and Usage Specification (FOCUS) v1.0 preview is available. Download the latest specification and add it to your 2024 roadmap.

    • We are excited to announce the 2024 State of FinOps survey. With only 38 questions this year, we encourage you to complete the entire survey to provide a full picture of the industry and support the FinOps community with your contribution.

    • FinOps Certified Engineer course is now available in the FinOps training catalog. This course provides a deep dive into FinOps concepts through the lens of an engineer, empowering engineers to turn cost constraints into benefits, make informed decisions about utilizing cloud technologies, and collaborate with FinOps teams and stakeholders to effectively manage cloud usage.

    FINOS

    • The FINOS Financial Services Open Source Developer (FSOSD) certification beta has been extended to January 4th! While the exam will be priced at $250 upon official release, beta participants can get this certification for free! Find more information here and take the beta now!

    • FINOS announces in partnership with The International Securities Lending Association (ISLA), International Capital Market Association (ICMA), and International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), the launch of version 5.0 of the Common Domain Model (CDM). This major release, hosted on FINOS, features a multitude of technical, product, and event improvements. Read more in the press release here. 

    • We are excited to announce that TraderX has now been contributed to FINOS. TraderX is a Sample Trading Application, designed to be a distributed reference application in the financial services domain which can serve as a starting point for experimentation. View more in the GitHub repo.

    • In case you missed the Q4 All Community Call, you may view the recording and slides here. We had a jam-packed agenda, including a reflection on Q3 highlights featuring the State of Open Source in Financial Services Report, updates on FDC3, OSS Training and Certification and much more. Watch now!  

    • Save the date for the next Big Boost Mondays - the first Montreal Edition on January 29th hosted at RBC.

    • Discover the most recent insights and developments in emerging technology from the FINOS Project's Zenith. Explore their blog articles for in-depth perspectives on the latest advancements. Read the blogs. 

    Hyperledger Foundation

    • The Aruba Tourism Authority set a March 2024 launch date for AHOP, a Mobile Passport System built in partnership with SITA and Indicio using Hyperledger AnonCreds, Aries and Indy.

    • The Solomon Islands has teamed up with Soramitsu to launch a proof-of-concept for an Hyperledger Iroha-powered central bank digital currency (CBDC) called Bokolo Cash.

    • Heather Dahl, CEO of Indicio and Hyperledger Foundation Board Member, joined the Blockchain Insider Podcast by 11:FS: for an episode on "How to manage your identity on web3 and blockchain."

    • The Atala Prisma community wrote a blog post introducing Open Enterprise Agent, a new Hyperledger lab for self-sovereign digital identity DApps that IOG contributed to Hyperledger Foundation.

    • For more updates from Hyperledger Foundation, check out the current and past issues of Hyperledger Horizons. 

    • Hyperledger Foundation announces seven new members, latest HCSP, and labs, and 8th anniversary celebration. 

    LF AI & Data

    • LF AI & Data joined the AI Alliance along with over 50 leading organizations across industry, startup, academia, research, and government to support open innovation and open science in AI. Read the announcement. 

    • LF AI & Data Foundation welcomes Bitol as the new Sandbox project. This project brought by the AIDA User Group focuses on the concept of a Data Contract, bridging the gap between data producers and consumers. More details. 

    • We are thrilled to announce the new leaders joining the LF AI & Data Foundation's Governing Board. Their dedication to open source innovation is invaluable in shaping our future direction and advancing our mission in the AI and Data ecosystem. Read more.

    • LF AI & Data’s AI & BI committee is publishing a 4-part series on the topic of “Effective BI Visualization for AI Prediction. The first episode talks about Continuous prediction, also known as regression. See details here. 

    LF Edge

    LF Energy

    • Renewable energy industry veteran Alex Thornton has joined LF Energy as the new Executive Director, where he will focus on recruiting new contributors from across all energy stakeholders while growing the open source tech stack needed to complete the energy transition.

    • LF Energy also announced its year end momentum, including adding five new open source projects, expanding its energy infrastructure tech stack for battery storage, grid resilience, EV charging, and more.

    • LF Energy partnered with the OpenSSF to produce a free whitepaper, “Cybersecurity in Energy Infrastructure”, which explores how open source software is critical to the innovation and transformation of our energy infrastructure, and how to use it in a way that shields against cyber threats.

    • Jean-Etienne Lemaire of RTE spoke with TFIR about the CoMPAS project and how it is aiming, once live, to help engineers configure substations automatically.

    • Alliander’s Robert Tusveld also spoke with TFIR about the GXF project and Alliander’s journey with the project and open source in general.

    • Ben van ‘t ende of Alliander also recorded a video with TFIR about the role of a community manager in helping companies embrace open source and managing communities.

    • LF Energy’s PowSyBl project issued new releases of PowSyBl Open Loadflow and PowSyBl Dynawo in its latest release train.

    • The FlexMeasures project from LF Energy released version 0.17, adding features for energy service companies.

    • On January 18, the Power Grid Model community will host a free online workshop to explore the project’s advantages over other software and provide hands-on experience performing power flow calculations for a single timestep, N-1, and time series.

    LF Networking

    • Networking, Edge and IoT General Manager, Arpit Joshipura, and CTO Ranny Haiby issued Networking & Edge industry predictions for 2024, with a strong focus on AI for the coming year. See what’s in store, as well as an analysis of 2023 predictions. 

    • ONE Summit Regional Day: India took place at Infosys in Bangalore, with over 20 speakers across 9 sessions and 5 Lightning Talks, to a live audience of close to 200 attendees. Sessions videos will be available soon!

    • The FD.io community has issued a survey for input on how the code is being leveraged in deployment - share your experiences here.

    Open 3D Engine (O3DE)

    • Check out this new First Person Interaction Toolkit for the Open 3D Engine, including various mechanics built on top of Porcupine Factory’s Controller Gem, from award-winning game designer Steven Harmon. Watch the video walk-through and check it out on GitHub.

    • If you’re a Robot Operating System (ROS) developer who wants to use a high-fidelity, real-time, open source engine to create large-scale, photorealistic robotic simulations, dive into this podcast discussion and video presentation with Adam Dąbrowski, VP of Robotics and Simulations at Robotec.ai to learn more.

    • Discover how Robotec.ai built a large-scale robotic simulation of 36 robots using the Open 3D Engine in this blog, complete with step-by-step instructions.

    Open Mainframe Project: 

    OpenJS Foundation

    • The OpenJS Foundation has a new website! Check it out at openjsf.org. 

    • Missed the Open Visualization Summit from September? All of the videos are now available on demand on our YouTube channel.

    • New things are brewing for the Mocha project. We now have some new faces on the project to get it back into active maintenance, update the project's tooling and more!

    • Read the latest Node.js Progress Reports from October and November.

    OpenSSF

    • Given the open source software (OSS) community is ever-changing and the security of OSS rapidly evolves in parallel, the OpenSSF recently released an updated Mission, Vision, Values and Strategy (MVS) for the foundation.

    • OpenSSF released top 10 Secure Software Development Guiding Principles that describe a series of foundational practices that, if followed, can help provide better assurance and security for organizations leveraging them.

    • OpenSSF hosted a successful OpenSSF Day Japan on December 4th in Tokyo. During the event, we announced recent milestones, including the addition of several new members. Welcome to Patchstack, SparkFabrik, TestifySec, and ISC2 to the OpenSSF!

    • We introduced a guide to becoming a CVE Numbering Authority as an Open Source project that are interested in issuing and managing their own CVE IDs through the CVE Numbering Authority (CNA) program. The guide is available on GitHub and will be kept up-to-date with changes to CNA program requirements. 

    • We have taken a significant step towards enhancing the security of C and C++ software by releasing a comprehensive "Compiler Options Hardening Guide for C and C++." With this guide, the OpenSSF Best Practices Working Group aims to empower developers with the expertise and resources to build secure C and C++ applications.

    • This month, we shined the spotlight on the Sigstore project. Digital signatures play a critical role in the software supply chain, by providing verifiable attributes of authentication, integrity, and non-repudiation of artifacts as they are distributed between consumers and producers. By ensuring that the origin of the software can be reliably traced back to its source, digital signatures also help establish a chain of trust, confirming that the software is from the claimed source.

    • LF Energy and OpenSSF released a new whitepaper on how open source software is critical to the innovation and transformation of our energy infrastructure: Cybersecurity in Energy Infrastructure: The Value of Open Source Software. Contrary to common misconceptions, OSS offers not just affordability and adaptability but also a robust shield against cyber threats.

    • The OpenSSF has submitted a response to the Request For Information (RFI) on open source software (OSS) security and memory safe programming languages from the US White House Office of the National Cyber Director (ONCD) and its partners in the Open-Source Software Security Initiative (OS3I). We thoroughly reviewed the requirements outlined in the RFI and crafted our proposal to effectively address the needs and challenges specified. 

    • Alpha-Omega announced the second year of supporting the Rust Foundation Security Initiative to build on the good work and momentum established by the Rust Foundation in 2023, helping to relieve maintainer burdens while paving an important path towards a healthier and more secure future within the Rust ecosystem. Alpha-Omega also reported on finding and fixing bugs in Open Source Software at scale through a grant to OpenRefactory.

    • As a part of the OpenSSF's mission to sustainably secure the development, maintenance and consumption of open source software, the OpenSSF earlier this year started to sponsor the operation of a critical piece of the community's infrastructure for communication.  The oss-security and (linux)-distros mailing lists, which are operated by Openwall, have been a key part of the community's ability to collaborate on and communicate security issues which affect the open source community.

    • OpenSSF kicked off a new Guest Blog Editorial Review Panel to amplify voices in the security community. If you’re brimming with ideas or insights that you think the open source community will value, please consider submitting a guest blog post. Your expertise can help shape the discourse on open source security and inspire others to get involved.

    Overture Maps Foundation

    • Listen to the latest episode of What the Dev podcast about the Overture Maps Foundation, a collaborative effort led by Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and TomTom to provide developers with reliable and interoperable open map data.

    • Overture Maps attended State of the Map Europe bringing the mapping community together to make the next generation Maps and Geospatial Infrastructure. 

    Presto

    Earlier this month the Presto community held PrestoCon 2023, the annual conference to showcase the work that’s gone into Presto, the open source SQL query engine for data analytics and the open data lakehouse. Some conference highlights include:

    Thank you to all of the attendees, speakers and sponsors who joined us at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA! Join the Presto Foundation community mailing list to learn more about the open-source project and community events coming up.

    PyTorch Foundation

    • Snowflake has joined as the newest general member of the PyTorch Foundation. We're excited to see what they bring to our community through data management and deep learning technologies.

    • Check out our latest blog series on Accelerating Generative AI featuring posts about Segment Anything and GPT.

    • We recently completed the second PyTorch Docathon! Congratulations to our winners for their contributions to help us improve PyTorch documentation.

    • Learn more about the Intel + PyTorch 2.1 contributions, including TorchInductor-CPU optimizations, CPU dynamic shape inference path and more.

    RISC-V

    • Watch the keynotes and presentations from RISC-V Summit on our YouTube channel, and get up to speed with our RISC-V 101!

    • Read our blog to discover the impressive momentum across the RISC-V ecosystem in 2023 and recent member announcements.

    • Learn how RISC-V, an open standard backed by a global community, enables open computing for all.

    • Discover how RISC-V supports the automotive industry in a webinar,  “Delivering the Future of Automotive Innovation with RISC-V.” 

    • Find out the latest news from our Horizontal Committees, ISA Committees, Task Groups, and Special Interest Groups in our latest Technical Newsletter. 

    • RISC-V Landscape: Discover our continuously updated living document that provides invaluable insights into the diverse RISC-V ecosystem.

    • The RISC-V Advocate program brings RISC-V enthusiasts together with RISC-V International to work together to ensure global momentum and adoption. Applications for the 2024 program are open until January 15, 2024.

    • RISC-V Learn Online provides beginner, intermediate, and advanced online learning to increase engineering expertise and career opportunities on RISC-V across the industry.

    • Applying to be a mentee for the 2024 RISC-V mentorship program? Learn from the Mentors what they look for in candidates and how to submit your best application!

    SONiC

    • We are excited to announce the successful fork of our SONiC 202311 release. This milestone marks a significant achievement for our project, and thank you to the dedication and hard work of each community member.

    Ultra Ethernet Consortium

    • Officially announced 4 more new working groups, details can be found on the UEC website.

    • Concluding year 2023 with UEC Chair’s year-end message.

    UXL Foundation: Unified Acceleration Foundation

    • The Unified Acceleration (UXL) Foundation is focused on delivering a multi-architecture and multi-vendor software ecosystem for all accelerators based on open source standards.  

    • Steering Members include: Andrew Wafaa (Arm), Rod Burns (Codeplay), Priyanka Sharma (Fujitsu), Masahiro Doteguchi (Fujitsu), Penporn Koanantakool (Google Cloud), Dave Murray (Imagination Technologies), Robert Cohn (Intel Corporation), Vinesh Sukumar (Qualcomm), Hanwoong Jung (Samsung), and Ramesh Radhakrishnan (VMware).  

    • UXLFoundation.org Press Release — Launched on 9/19/2023.  

    • VMware joined UXL Foundation November 2023.

    • UXL Foundation attended SC ‘23: Steering committee meeting kick off face to face; UXL Foundation awareness and recruitment for new prospective members. Read Rod Burns' blog. Rod is head of the UXL Foundation Steering Committee.

    • UXL Foundation Steering Committee member, Priyanka Sharma, presented on Democratizing the use of AI with FUJITSU MONAKA at the oneAPI Developer Summit. Learn more here or see the recorded presentations.

    • Rod Burns presented at the oneAPI Developer Summit to discuss the UXL Foundation and shared information on governance, the specification, SIGs, open source projects and how to get involved in driving the future of open accelerated computing. Learn more here

    • Join the UXL Foundation or attend UXL Foundation SIG meetings

    Zephyr 

    • CFP now open for Zephyr Developer Summit (EOSS). Get details here.

    • New Product Running Zephyr. Learn more.

    • Catch the latest Zephyr Tech Talk - Making the most of Picolibc with Zephyr (w/ open source legend Keith Packard). Watch it here.

    • Check out the latest Zephyr Blog - Advancing Sustainable Development Goals with Open Source. Read the blog.

    • Catch the latest Zephyr Weekly (Technical) Update. Read it here.

    • Q4 Zephyr Newsletter released. Read it here.

    • Zephyr’s Discord has crossed 7,000 members! Plug in here.

    • Meta is looking for Zephyr engineers. Visit Zephyr Careers to see a listing of openings. 

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