LF Europe Update: Policy, Projects, Priorities
summary
Servo secures a €450,000 grant routed via Egalia, the CRA training course becomes the Linux Foundation’s fastest‑taken offering, and LF Europe records 200 participants signed up for working groups and project hosting. Projects shift fiscal homes — Possible and LF Energy move into Europe — and LF Europe gains standards access by joining ETSI with project‑nominated representatives. A mature community, Fireware announces a planned merge with LF Europe, target date 1 January 2026, with training, certifications and 12,300 smart data models to integrate.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00LF Europe introduction
- 1:062024 key achievements
- 4:18Portfolio projects overview
- 6:28Open governance models
- 8:17Hosting projects in Europe
- 9:19Growth in participation
- 10:41Ecosystem collaboration
- 11:23Policy committee engagement
- 12:47Open source standards progress
- 15:57ETSI membership update
- 18:28Strategic reports and plans
- 20:332025 announcements
- 21:13Special guest presentation by Shandra of Fireware Foundation
- 26:17Fireware merger plans
- 31:17Integration next steps
- 33:04Closing remarks & Q&A
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