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OSFF London 2026 Wrap-Up: Moving at the Speed of AI

What a week in London! It was certainly a scorcher this year, with temperatures outside soaring. However, the heat outdoors was matched only by the incredible energy, collaboration, and innovation happening inside the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre.

FDC3 3.0: Secure by Design, Ready for AI, and Easier to Build On

FDC3 started life with a deceptively simple goal: allow applications to work together.

What began as a way to share context between desktop applications has evolved into something much broader: an open standard that allows applications, services and workflows to collaborate regardless of platform, vendor or deployment model.

FDC3 Sail Demo

Learn how FDC3 enables seamless communication between financial applications — and see it in action with our FDC3 Sail demo! In this video, we cover the fundamentals of FDC3 and show how FDC3 Sail can help you explore intents, broadcasting, and the app directory firsthand.

FDC3 General Meeting March 2025

Dive into a broad update on FDC3 with a video of the recent General Meeting held on March 19th, 2025.

Led by Kris West, this meeting provided a comprehensive overview of the latest developments within the FDC3 community including demos.

FDC3 General Meeting

Dive into a broad update on FDC3 aimed at a less technical audience with a video of the recent General Meeting held on May 7th, 2024 or check out the transcript. Led by Kris West, this meeting provided a comprehensive overview of the latest developments, announcements, and ongoing initiatives within the FDC3 community.

FDC3 News - Desktop Agent Bridging, FDC3 2.1 and Success Stories


What's happening in the world of FDC3?

FDC3 for the Web & Identity and Threat Modeling: Call for Help

A couple of topics to bring to your attention this week - let’s look at them.

Accelerating Open Source Collaboration: A Journey with FDC3 and Scott Logic's Contributions

In today's digital landscape, collaboration and innovation go hand in hand. The power of open source projects lies in the collective efforts of multiple companies working towards a common goal. 

Scott Logic has had the privilege of participating in the open source FDC3 (Financial Desktop Connectivity and Collaboration Consortium) project. Our team of consultants worked alongside prominent organizations like FINOS, Tick42, Finsemble, OpenFin, Connectifi,and products such as FDC3 Sail.  

In this post, I would like to share the technology behind our team’s work in writing unit tests for FDC3 versions 1.2 and 2.0.

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