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Linux Foundation Networking Releases Essedum 1.0 For AI-Native Network Apps

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Networking on 27 August 2025 at 05:33 PM EDT. 4 Comments

LF Networking, the networking group within the Linux Foundation, announced from the Open-Source Summit Europe today the release of Essedum 1.0. Essedum 1.0 is for integrating AI into networking environments.

The heart of the open-source Essedum project was contributed to LF Networking by Infosys. Essedum covers data ingestion, pipeline orchestration, and model deployment for AI-powered networking solutions.

Essedum diagram

Essedum frameworks

Those wishing to learn more about Essedum 1.0 can see today's press release and the project site hosted at Essedum.org.

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