Eclipse Adoptium & OpenJDK Panel

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Panel speakers are George Adams (Microsoft Corp.), Tim Ellison (Red Hat, Inc.) and Shelley Lambert (Red Hat, Inc.) at EclipseCon 2022.

Last year, the AdoptOpenJDK project moved to the Eclipse Foundation under its new name Eclipse Adoptium. Meet the Eclipse Adoptium Working Group members to get the latest news regarding itself and the related Eclipse Temurin (OpenJDK binaries), AQAvit (Quality Assurance) and Adoptium Marketplace (multi-vendor binaries) projects.



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