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A huge thank you to all the developers and organizations who contributed to this release—openUBMC 25.09 is here, right on schedule! ✅ 1,313 issues resolved  \n✅ 1,923 PRs merged  \n✅ 565k new lines of code  \n✅ Contributions from developers across 17 organizations 🔹 What's New in 25.09 Security SIG 🆕 Added support for historical password reuse prevention, configurable failed login lockouts, and extended password lengths.  \n🆕 Added support for web SSO login, IPMI channel permission control, and frontend sensitive data encryption. Interface SIG 🆕 Added openUBMC plugins for Zabbix, Ansible, Cmdlets, and Nagios.  \n🚀 Completed resource management interfaces for Redfish Manager, Processor, SEL, NTP, and timezone.  \n🆕 Added support for User Access\u002FPassword, User Name, and DCMI Power commands.  \n🚀 Upgraded multiple firmware in a single HPM package, with auto-recovery upon BMC upgrade failure.  \n🚀 Prevented host power-on during VRM and NPU upgrades. Hardware SIG 🆕 Added support for I3C\u002FCAN-FD and network controller information retrieval via NC-SI over MCTP over I2C\u002FSMBus.  \n🆕 Added support for Emulex PLDM OEM protocol.  \n🆕 Added support for PCIe and OCP cards such as E810XXVDA2G1P5, E810CQDA2G2P5, and MCX755106AS-HEAT.  \n🆕 Added support for RAID cards (SP686C-M series), drives, NVMe SSDs (Samsung PM9D3A, Memblaze PBlaze7, and Solidigm D7-PS1010).  \n🆕 Added support for GPU (NVIDIA A6000) and NPU modules.  \n🆕 Added support for TPSU\u002FPSU management capabilities, such as module information query, turbo capacitor management, dual CAN power redundancy, power capping & monitoring, and output limit configuration.  \n🚀 Added support for persistent critical component logs (VRM\u002Fpower).  \n🚀 Added support for BIOS firmware export & critical component firmware upgrade.  \n🚀 Added support for NIC flash recovery, optical module key info logging & link failure detection.  \n🚀 Added support for high-speed link detection, CPU & peripheral link anomaly alerts. Component Driver SIG 🆕 Added a new device driver management framework to support driver-based component adaptation and management.  \n🚀 Enabled driver-based management for components such as AWM M11P, SP670, and RP1000P2SFP-A03. CICD SIG 🚀 Enhanced QEMU simulation with support for complex protocol emulation (SMBus, MCTP) and device emulation (MCUs, PCIe, and IMU sensors).  \n🚀 Optimized QEMU smoke tests & driver dependency synchronization with OS updates.  \n🆕 Built Conan 2.0 main repo, support for profile configuration & parallel builds.  \n🚀 Bingo integrated GoogleTest framework and optimized developer test hardening & CI automated tests.  \n🆕 Added I2C scan & read\u002Fwrite tools, configurable metrics collection & observability tracing. Docs SIG 🆕 Added configuration guides for SNMP interface mapper, TRAP alerts, equipment customization, and CLI mapper.  \n🚀 Updated BMC Studio user guide & online help pages. Infra SIG 🆕 Added community contribution dashboard for statistics on individual contributions, CLA-signed organization contributions, and SIG contribution rankings.  \n🆕 Added support for creating routine meetings and improved recording features including speech-to-text transcription and screen recording. 🔹 Resources Download:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fdownload Release notes:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fversion\u002Flatest Marketplace:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fmarketplace Installation docs:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fdocs A big shoutout to every developer—your contributions are what keep openUBMC moving forward. 💪\nStay tuned and join us to continue driving our community's growth! 🚀",[],{"_path":22,"_dir":6,"_draft":7,"_partial":7,"_locale":8,"title":23,"description":24,"date":25,"category":26,"location":12,"_type":13,"_id":27,"_source":15,"_file":28,"_stem":29,"_extension":18,"coverImage":30,"plainText":31,"authorNames":32},"\u002Fen\u002Fnews\u002Fxian-meetup-review","openUBMC Xi'an Meetup Recap","On August 18, the openUBMC Xi'an Meetup, co-hosted by KunlunTech, wrapped up successfully, bringing together nearly 30 developers from various companies. This meetup centered on openUBMC 25.06, offering hands-on workshops across . Developers dove into real-world scenarios, exchanged ideas, and gained a deeper grasp of the technologies driving openUBMC forward.","2025\u002F08\u002F22","events","content:en:news:xian-meetup-review.md","en\u002Fnews\u002Fxian-meetup-review.md","en\u002Fnews\u002Fxian-meetup-review","\u002Fcategory\u002Fnews\u002Fxian-meetup-review\u002Fimg10.webp","openUBMC Xi'an Meetup Recap On August 18, the openUBMC Xi'an Meetup, co-hosted by KunlunTech, wrapped up successfully, bringing together nearly 30 developers from various companies. This meetup centered on openUBMC 25.06, offering hands-on workshops across  observability practices, community testing capabilities, and software development enhancements . Developers dove into real-world scenarios, exchanged ideas, and gained a deeper grasp of the technologies driving openUBMC forward.  openUBMC Community Updates Zhang Yubo, a member of the openUBMC Technical Committee, kicked off the event with updates on the community's latest progress and its organizational and operational mechanisms . Highlights from the 25.06 release, especially its stronger traceability and user-friendly tools, drew great interest, and the sneak peek at 25.09 fueled excitement for what's next. His talk also shed light on openUBMC's open and transparent governance, inspiring more developers to get involved.  Observability Practice Li Siguang from the openUBMC Interface SIG delivered an in-depth session on observability, covering everything from technical principles to real-world applications . The workshop illustrated how effective data collection, metrics, and log analysis enhance visibility across BMC software.  Community Testing Capability Enhancement Representing the CICD SIG, Zhang Yubo and Lin Wanmin introduced the smoke testing implemented in openUBMC 25.06, built on Robot Framework and QEMU . Lin demonstrated how to develop BMC northbound interface test cases using Robot Framework, showing the efficiency and ease of automated testing.  AI-Powered Coding Practice Zhang Yubo and Li Zhaotian illustrated community feature design workflows, coding strategies, and test case design processes through real openUBMC cases across design, coding, and testing phases . Li showcased how AI toolchains can auto-generate design documents, test cases, and DT code, offering developers new ways to boost productivity. They encouraged participants to further experiment with AI-assisted development and contribute innovative ideas to the community.  🚩  See You at the Next openUBMC Meetup! Innovation never stops—and neither does openUBMC. The community will continue bringing cutting-edge technologies and practical workshops to more cities, empowering developers everywhere. openUBMC remains committed to building a thriving, collaborative ecosystem where every developer can grow, contribute, and make an impact. Learn More about openUBMC ⬇️ Official website:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen Community forum:  https:\u002F\u002Fdiscuss.openubmc.cn\u002F",[],{"_path":34,"_dir":6,"_draft":7,"_partial":7,"_locale":8,"title":35,"description":36,"date":37,"category":26,"location":12,"_type":13,"_id":38,"_source":15,"_file":39,"_stem":40,"_extension":18,"coverImage":41,"plainText":42,"authorNames":43},"\u002Fen\u002Fnews\u002F20250724","openUBMC Open Source Development Committee Launches Trial Operation with Inaugural Meeting","The openUBMC Open Source Development Committee officially launched its trial operation in Shenzhen, China, on July 18, 2025, marked by its inaugural onsite meeting. This milestone event convened leaders and technical experts from over 30 companies, representing diverse fields including Internet, carriers, server vendors, independent BIOS vendors, component suppliers, and standards organizations.","2025\u002F07\u002F24","content:en:news:20250724.md","en\u002Fnews\u002F20250724.md","en\u002Fnews\u002F20250724","\u002Fcategory\u002Fnews\u002F20250724\u002Fimg01.webp","openUBMC Open Source Development Committee Launches Trial Operation with Inaugural Meeting The openUBMC Open Source Development Committee officially launched its trial operation in Shenzhen, China, on July 18, 2025, marked by its inaugural onsite meeting. This milestone event convened leaders and technical experts from over 30 companies, representing diverse fields including Internet, carriers, server vendors, independent BIOS vendors, component suppliers, and standards organizations.  The meeting focused on core topics such as technological innovation, ecosystem co-construction, and community governance, establishing clear goals and strategic directions for openUBMC's next phase of development.  Mr. Ma Yinchuan, Chairperson of the openUBMC Open Source Development Committee, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. He summarized the progress since openUBMC's initial open-sourcing, expressed gratitude for the contributions of all member organizations, and invited the committee to offer suggestions and ideas for the community's future work, emphasizing the need to build consensus and jointly advance the community's development.  Following this, Mr. Song Tongling, Chairperson of the openUBMC Technical Committee, addressed the openUBMC Open Source Development Committee on the major technical features of the newly released version 25.06 and the technical roadmap for the second half of the year 2025. Major upgrades in version 25.06  \nAs the second release of openUBMC in 2025, openUBMC 25.06 achieves significant progress. Key improvements include enhanced standardized interfaces, broader hardware compatibility, stronger O&M capabilities, and an optimized developer experience. Technical roadmap for H2 2025  \nIn the second half of 2025, the openUBMC community will focus on optimizing and upgrading core areas: BMC O&M features, developer usability, and community infrastructure. The aim is to create a more user-friendly and efficient BMC software and community ecosystem. Meanwhile, the openUBMC Technical Committee will uphold its commitment to technical work across H2, ensuring a strong foundation for the continuous development of community versions and technologies. A sustained, prosperous ecosystem is critical for the growth of any open source community. The openUBMC Ecosystem Development Team provided the openUBMC Open Source Development Committee with an update on the community's progress. Expanding industry ecosystem:  The openUBMC community has laid the foundation for a robust and comprehensive industry chain. Looking ahead, it will continue to broaden hardware and software support to accommodate a wider range of application scenarios. Enhanced standards and certification system:  The openUBMC Component Driver SIG will develop specifications for BMC southbound driver interfaces. Collaborating with community members and standards organizations, this SIG aims to establish unified component driver standards and a formal certification system. Impressive initial scale of commercial adoption:  Nearly 20 commercial versions based on the openUBMC community release have already been delivered by member organizations, spanning critical sectors such as cloud services, finance, and public utilities. Efficient and healthy organizational operations:：  The openUBMC community has formed nine technical SIGs focused on key areas including northbound interface management, southbound component integration, BMC O&M, and component drivers. These SIGs have attracted over 200 developers and fostered an effective collaboration model.  During the open discussion session, the openUBMC Development and Growth Committee conducted in-depth discussions on several key topics, including upstream and downstream collaboration for version releases, southbound component driver standards, joint ecosystem expansion and influence building, and community governance and operations. The session yielded broad consensus across multiple fronts.  Finally, Mr. Wang Ruifeng, Secretary-General of the openUBMC community, concluded the meeting by emphasizing that its successful convening represented a significant milestone in the community's evolution. It laid a strong foundation for openUBMC's long-term, sustainable growth. Moving forward, the community will take this meeting as a new starting point—upholding the principles of co-construction, sharing, and co-governance, and working collectively to drive sustained development of the openUBMC ecosystem. Join the openUBMC community: Community website:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen  \nCode repository:  https:\u002F\u002Fgitcode.com\u002FopenUBMC  \nCorporate cooperation:  contact@openubmc.cn",[],{"_path":45,"_dir":6,"_draft":7,"_partial":7,"_locale":8,"title":46,"description":47,"date":48,"category":6,"location":12,"_type":13,"_id":49,"_source":15,"_file":50,"_stem":51,"_extension":18,"coverImage":52,"plainText":53,"authorNames":54},"\u002Fen\u002Fnews\u002F2506-release","openUBMC 25.06 Released!","🥳 A huge thank-you to all the developers who contributed to the 25.06 release!","2025\u002F07\u002F07","content:en:news:2506-release.md","en\u002Fnews\u002F2506-release.md","en\u002Fnews\u002F2506-release","\u002Fcategory\u002Fnews\u002F2506-release.png","openUBMC 25.06 Released! 🥳 A huge thank-you to all the developers who contributed to the 25.06 release! The new version of openUBMC 25.06 is here on schedule—packed with major updates, new features, and community-driven improvements. ✅ 1,272 issues resolved  \n✅ 1,582 PRs merged  \n✅ 334k lines of code added  \n✅ 179 contributors from multiple organizations  🔑 Key Highlights in openUBMC 25.06 Hardware SIG 🔥 Completed NCSI sideband management feature for NICs.  \n🔥 Enhanced NVME-MI protocol command set.  \n🔥 Improved smart data retrieval for drives.  \n🔥 Added support for parallel protocol library loading for RAID management.  \n🔥 Enabled manual\u002Fautomatic fan mode switching with persistent configuration.  \n🆕 Added power efficiency curve interface, enabling dynamic power mode switching.  \n🆕 Introduced parallel upgrade capability for multiple component types.  \n🆕 Expanded management support for devices including BF2\u002FBF3 NICs, and RAID cards 9540-8i, 9560-8i, 9440-8i, SP686C-M 16i 4G. 🌐 Interface SIG 🔥 Completed several Redfish 1.20 standard interfaces.  \n🆕 Introduced Observability, a new component for real-time BMC performance monitoring and faster issue debugging.  \n🆕 Added libirc, a remote communication library to simplify customized client development.  \n🐞 Fixed multiple WebUI bugs and enhanced KVM capabilities. ⚙️ bmc_core SIG 🔥 Implemented some missing parts of the \"Sensor\" section in IPMI Specifications.  \n🔥 Strengthened e-label and power-on\u002Fpower-off strategy customization.  \n🐞 Fixed sensor component bugs and improved fault localization. CICD SIG 🔥 Optimized BMC Studio hardware adaptation UI for a more intuitive configuration experience.  \n🔥 Enhanced CSR check functionality in BMC Studio.  \n🆕 QEMU now supports Tianchi component simulation.  \n🐞 Fixed several build issues in bingo, with support for installation via apt and pip.  \n🆕 Added CMS signing capability for HPM packages in bingo. 📦 Get openUBMC 25.06 Download:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fdownload  \nRelease notes:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fversion\u002Flatest  \nApplication store:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fmarketplace  \nDocumentation:  https:\u002F\u002Fwww.openubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fdocs 🙌 Thanks to every contributor for making openUBMC better with each release. Your passion and collaboration drive the community forward. Stay tuned—and join us to keep building a more open, intelligent, and powerful ecosystem together!",[],{"_path":56,"_dir":6,"_draft":7,"_partial":7,"_locale":8,"title":57,"description":58,"date":59,"category":26,"location":12,"_type":13,"_id":60,"_source":15,"_file":61,"_stem":62,"_extension":18,"coverImage":63,"plainText":64,"authorNames":65},"\u002Fen\u002Fnews\u002Fhangzhou-meetup-review","openUBMC Hangzhou Meetup 2025 Wrap-Up: Shaping the Future of Computing Power Management","On May 26, 2025, the openUBMC open source community held its first meetup in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Over 60 maintainers and developers, representing key sectors like server, Internet, IBV, component, and chip, gathered to discuss openUBMC's technical evolution and share practical industry experiences.","2025\u002F05\u002F30","content:en:news:hangzhou-meetup-review.md","en\u002Fnews\u002Fhangzhou-meetup-review.md","en\u002Fnews\u002Fhangzhou-meetup-review","\u002Fcategory\u002Fnews\u002Fhangzhou-meetup-review\u002Freview1.webp","openUBMC Hangzhou Meetup 2025 Wrap-Up: Shaping the Future of Computing Power Management On May 26, 2025, the openUBMC open source community held its first meetup in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Over 60 maintainers and developers, representing key sectors like server, Internet, IBV, component, and chip, gathered to discuss openUBMC's technical evolution and share practical industry experiences. The full-day meetup started with an opening session, followed by morning presentations on key topics and an immersive, hands-on workshop in the afternoon.  1 Opening Session Zhang Yubo, representing the openUBMC Technical Committee, opened the meetup by introducing the agenda and sharing community updates, including new features in version 25.03, plans for version 25.06, community operational data, BMC Studio RC, and next steps for the community website. 2 Presentations After the opening session, community developers from several companies presented their technical topics.  2.1 Developer Test (DT) Best Practices on Northbound Interfaces Huang Han from the Interface Special Interest Group (SIG) introduced a method for performing unit tests (UTs) on northbound mapping configurations, which significantly shortens development and debugging cycles while improving the community's ability to maintain code quality. He called on community developers to continue improving the UT capabilities for northbound interfaces and enhancing the stability of the openUBMC northbound interfaces.  2.2 Southbound Component Driver Standardization Liu Xingsen from the Hardware SIG shared how standardized component compatibility approaches can address hardware adaptation challenges. He also explained how the open architecture allows vendors to independently develop BMC component drivers within the community. Finally, he invited more community members to join the discussion on standardization.  2.3 Pipeline Build Practices Yi Zhonghui from Wuhan Yangtze Computing Technology explained how they constructed their own build pipeline system using the Conan repository of the openUBMC community. He discussed the technical challenges encountered and offered practical solutions based on real-world examples, providing valuable references for developers.  2.4 iNIC Adaptation Experience Sharing Bao Minmin from Henan Kunlun Technology shared practical experiences from their openUBMC intelligent NIC (iNIC) project, detailing the technical challenges faced during delivery and the lessons learned in overcoming them.  2.5 Development Challenges and Lessons Learned Xiong Zirui from Henan Kunlun Technology, a developer new to the BMC domain, shared his experience in overcoming the hurdles he encountered when getting started with openUBMC to facilitate a smoother start for other developers.  2.6 In-House Components for Smart Serial Port Screens Qiu Hao from Powerleader Computer System explained how the company used its in-house components to make innovative breakthroughs in serial port screen functionality on the openUBMC platform, covering technical details and implementation approaches. Another speaker, Zhu Junjie, discussed the full-process management of these new components, offering developers a practical, step-by-step guide.   2.7 Practical Experience in Northbound Interface Adaptation Zhang Qiang from Sichuan Huakun Zhenyu Intelligent Technology detailed how they adopted a northbound mapping mechanism to reduce interface adaptation workload from 1.5 person-months to just 3 person-days. This innovative approach significantly boosted efficiency and saved resources, sparking keen interest and discussions among attendees.  3 Hands-on Workshop Organized by the Technical Committee, the hands-on workshop offered developers an opportunity to engage with core technologies and hot topics through immersive activities like coding, collaborative problem-solving, and open discussions. By writing and debugging code for key modules and validating solutions, participants gained firsthand experience in creative, collaborative open source work. Positive feedback highlighted effective knowledge exchange and expert support, demonstrating how the workshop successfully deepened technical skills and fostered community co-construction.  4 Looking Ahead Through experience sharing and technical insights, the meetup showcased the openUBMC community developers' expertise and passion, providing an open, tech-driven platform for BMC developers. The openUBMC community intends to host more offline technical events and welcomes more developers to join.  ",[],{"_path":67,"_dir":6,"_draft":7,"_partial":7,"_locale":8,"title":68,"description":69,"date":70,"category":26,"location":12,"_type":13,"_id":71,"_source":15,"_file":72,"_stem":73,"_extension":18,"coverImage":74,"plainText":75,"authorNames":76},"\u002Fen\u002Fnews\u002Fkadc-2025","openUBMC Technical Session: Building an Intelligent Foundation for Computing Power Management","On May 24, 2025, the Kunpeng & Ascend Developer Conference (KADC) was held at the Beijing ZhongGuanCun International Innovation Center. As one of the key sessions, the openUBMC technical session, titled \"Building an Intelligent Foundation for Computing Power Management,\" brought together developers and industry experts from cloud vendors, OEMs, component manufacturers, standards organizations, and academia to explore the future of open source device management software.","2025\u002F05\u002F27","content:en:news:kadc-2025.md","en\u002Fnews\u002Fkadc-2025.md","en\u002Fnews\u002Fkadc-2025","\u002Fcategory\u002Fnews\u002Fkadc-2025\u002Fkadc-1.webp","openUBMC Technical Session: Building an Intelligent Foundation for Computing Power Management On May 24, 2025, the Kunpeng & Ascend Developer Conference (KADC) was held at the Beijing ZhongGuanCun International Innovation Center. As one of the key sessions, the openUBMC technical session, titled \"Building an Intelligent Foundation for Computing Power Management,\" brought together developers and industry experts from cloud vendors, OEMs, component manufacturers, standards organizations, and academia to explore the future of open source device management software.  1.1 Opening Remarks: Open Source Collaboration on Shaping the Future Ren Chao, Director of Huawei's Cloud BU Hardware Department, delivered the opening remarks. He reviewed Huawei's deep-rooted expertise in the baseboard management controller (BMC) domain since the company began server R&D in 2003, emphasizing that Huawei's BMC solutions are built on robust security to enable intelligent management of computing devices worldwide. He noted, \"The computing industry is ecosystem-driven. As a critical component, BMC offers us a path to open source development where we can consolidate collective expertise and build a computing power management ecosystem.\" As the initiator of the openUBMC community, Huawei has contributed its open source expertise accumulated over the past two decades and continues to invest in community governance, technological innovation, and ecosystem development. Mr. Ren called on global developers to jointly build the openUBMC community into a world-leading digital infrastructure management platform—one that is open, collaborative, and transparent through co-construction, sharing, and co-governance.  1.2 Themed Speeches: Open Source in Action, Ecosystem in Growth During the session, six targeted talks highlighted openUBMC's technical innovations and industry applications. 1.2.1 Co-Building the openUBMC Community and the Intelligent Computing Management Foundation Wang Ruifeng, General Secretary of the openUBMC Community, analyzed the challenges and opportunities of managing diverse computing power in the AI era. He outlined the community's vision to deliver open source and standardized digital infrastructure management software through collaboration with global developers, and to drive continuous innovations across platforms, domains, and the industry chain. Mr. Wang also introduced the architecture, toolchain features, and innovative development roadmap of the community, and officially announced the release of openUBMC 25.03. At the end of his speech, he encouraged all developers to collaborate in future iterations and innovations.  1.2.2 Redefining Management Software Platforms with a New Open Architecture Song Tongling, Member of the openUBMC Technical Committee, explained the evolving demands for device management across the computing industry and proposed a micro-component architecture to address challenges from single-server to cluster-level management. He emphasized standardized interfaces and a unified component framework to ensure the openness and compatibility of hardware and software management, and introduced a one-stop development platform that empowers developers to drive technical innovation in the community.  1.2.3 Test Building and Automation Practices Liu Song from Sichuan Huakun Zhenyu Intelligent Technology shared insights into openUBMC-based test building and automation practices, explaining how modular design dramatically improved integration efficiency, shortened release cycles, and ensured high-quality project delivery.  1.2.4 End-to-End Delivery Practices Wang Qindong from Henan Kunlun Technology presented Kunlun's integrated openUBMC solution, demonstrating end-to-end commercial deployment on Kunpeng and Ascend servers. He also analyzed how community collaboration accelerates commercialization and effectively facilitates industry adoption.  1.2.5 BMC Studio Toolchain Application Practices Wang Yazhou from Beijing KunlunTech demonstrated the powerful capabilities of the BMC Studio toolchain, particularly its efficiency in building development environments and customizing components. He recognized openUBMC in terms of usability and scalability, believing it will tangibly inspire and empower developers.  1.2.6 Build and Management Practices for Conan Components Wang Tao from Nanjing BYOSOFT presented in detail their practices for building Conan components, as well as expertise in related development scenarios. He highlighted that centralized dependency management within the community can significantly improve responsiveness to customer needs, providing strong support for both enterprise technology development and client services.   This session, through technical presentations and case sharing from different enterprises, demonstrated the diverse value and impact of the openUBMC community in advancing intelligent computing power management foundations, providing the industry with more open and efficient open source device management software. 1.3 Join us The openUBMC community will continue to bring together developers from around the world to jointly build a leading open source system for digital infrastructure management. We welcome developers to join us and collaborate in shaping the computing power management ecosystem. Scan the QR code for more community updates! 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We are excited to introduce openUBMC 25.03, a release built to offer you greater quality and flexibility. Discover a suite of new innovations in this first annual release for your baseboard management controller (BMC) jobs. 1.1 Features of the Release: A Major Overhaul 1.1.1 Northbound Interface Ecosystem Security enhancements: The upgraded security framework supports customization of password and username policies, and comes with a new foundational module for certificate management. O&M optimizations: Configuration import and export are standardized. Factory reset now preserves user data. The MCU\u002FVRD firmware upgrade architecture has been refactored to support the standard HPM package format. 1.1.2 Southbound Component Extension Management enhancements: Speed adjustment policies and loading of multiple SML libraries are now supported. Component compatibility: SP322D\u002FSP323D NICs and NVMe-MI v1.7 linkspeed query are now supported. 1.1.3 Development Experience Optimization Tooling upgrades: Local debugging and model check based on bingo are supported, and the BMC Studio is open source. Function expansion: CSR configuration check and full model check are supported. 1.2 Download to Experience for Yourself Download link:  https:\u002F\u002Fopenubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fdownload For details about the release, visit  https:\u002F\u002Fopenubmc.cn\u002Fen\u002Fversion\u002F25.03 . 1.3 Source Code Release openUBMC 25.03 operates under Mulan PSL v2. You are free to copy, use, modify, and redistribute the software. Whether you're an independent developer or an enterprise user, you can customize it to fit your needs within legal and regulatory boundaries.\nThe source code for openUBMC 25.03 is now live on the community website. Open source is all in when we share and collaborate. We invite all developers to join in the openUBMC project for even better outcomes.\nRepository link:  https:\u002F\u002Fgitcode.com\u002FopenUBMC 1.4 Acknowledgment A huge thank you to all the community developers behind our openUBMC project! This release would not have been possible without your brilliant contributions and hard work. We invite more partners to join our community.\nTogether, we're starting a new journey of open source.",[],1785415997850]