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Eclipse Foundation

The Eclipse Foundation is a nonprofit foundation that stewards open-source projects, including the Eclipse IDE.

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The Eclipse Foundation is a nonprofit open-source foundation established in 2004 and headquartered in Brussels, Belgium. It was created to run the Eclipse development tools project, originally started by IBM, as an independent body, and it manages the intellectual property and development processes of open-source projects such as the Eclipse IDE and Jakarta EE.

It emphasizes vendor-neutral governance, with member companies and developer communities building projects together.

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