Advancing the AT Protocol in Partnership with Eurosky
Igalia is pleased to announce that we will be helping to define and develop open social web infrastructure in partnership with Eurosky, a non-profit public interest initiative of the Modal Foundation.
Eurosky’s mission is to establish independent social media infrastructure operating in Europe, where Igalia is headquartered, and governed by European law. Our shared goal is to work together to develop core components and tools for the AT Protocol and its overall ecosystem. The fruits of this collaboration will be placed under an MIT License, ensuring that our work remains freely available for developers and organizations building on the open social web.
We at Igalia are excited to be a part of this effort and its vision of a more open, pluralistic, and resilient social web in which users, developers, and communities have genuine choice over the platforms and services they use.
About Eurosky
Eurosky is a public interest, non-profit, technology organization working towards a thriving open social web for Europe. We build and maintain shared infrastructure on open protocols that enable European entrepreneurs, businesses, and organizations to launch social applications faster and more affordably. We build apps and solutions for people that prioritize interoperability, user control, and democratic values. All our technology solutions are hosted in Europe and governed by European law. Eurosky is an initiative of the Modal Foundation, a non-profit organization headquartered in the Netherlands.
About Igalia
Igalia is a leading open source consultancy with 25 years of experience, headquartered in Europe but operating with a global reach. As an organization deeply committed to the open source philosophy, Igalia has built its reputation on technical excellence and collaborative development, working with clients and partners across the world. Igalia is best known for the development of open web standards and browser engines, including Chromium, WebKit, and Gecko, where it stands out as the largest contributor to all major web engines second only to their primary developers. Beyond the browser, Igalia’s engineers are active contributors to a broad spectrum of technologies, including compilers, multimedia frameworks, graphics systems, and the Linux kernel, among others. Igalia is committed not just to any single technology, but to the health and advancement of the open source ecosystem as a whole.