Important Update on Mbed
Arm has set the end of life for Mbed by July 2026. Mbed OS will be available but not maintained, while Mbed TLS joins TrustedFirmware. Users are advised to switch to other platforms.
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Arm has announced the end of life timeline for Mbed, with the platform and OS reaching their end in July 2026. While Mbed OS will remain publicly available but not actively maintained, the Mbed TLS project will continue as part of the TrustedFirmware community project. Arm suggests educational institutions transition away from Mbed for embedded development teaching, and commercial projects should seek alternative frameworks. Users are advised to migrate their data from Mbed.com to other platforms, with an export tool available. The Mbed website and forum will continue to operate normally for now, with updates to be shared in due course. Arm emphasizes its commitment to IoT development through industry standards and tools, encouraging users to explore alternative platforms like Mbed CE, Arm Keil MDK v6 Community Edition, Arduino, micro:bit, Raspberry Pi Pico, CMSIS RTX, FreeRTOS, Zephyr, and Yocto.
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