Enabling global interoperability among smart devices is only possible through Open Source
summary
Claims that Open Harmony plus a compatible European distribution Ono create a truly global interoperable smart‑device stack, with concrete steps: specification‑based compatibility, modular architecture that reuses existing open projects, and a cross‑foundation technical agreement signed last November. Metrics include ~8,000 committers, 110 million lines of code for Open Harmony and an ecosystem foundation with 400 projects and 450M lines of code. Demonstrated market traction in China, three in‑person China community meetings this year, and tooling that lets developers code local, ship global.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to global interoperability
- 1:26About Eclipse Foundation
- 3:14Why smart devices need interoperability
- 5:01Open Source challenges and opportunities
- 5:23Open Harmony and OpenAtom Foundation
- 6:47Onto: European innovations for smart devices
- 7:28Collaboration between Eclipse and OpenAtom
- 8:53Think global code local approach
- 9:57Benefits for smart device manufacturers
- 10:59Sustainable global ecosystem benefits
- 12:24Q&A on platform coexistence
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