Foundries.io provides a cloud-based DevOps platform for building, securing and updating embedded Linux devices in IoT and edge products. Its FoundriesFactory platform builds on the Linux microPlatform (LmP) and includes secure, TUF-compliant over-the-air updates, so manufacturers do not have to build their own Linux tooling. The company's website describes FoundriesFactory as an open-source IoT product but does not state the licence terms of the service itself.
Foundries.io Limited has a postal address in Cambridge, England, and is therefore established outside the EU. According to the company, it was acquired in March 2024 by Qualcomm Innovation Center, Inc. as an independent subsidiary, so the ultimate owner is the US chip group Qualcomm, and US jurisdiction may apply to data the company holds. The website notes that its login is moving to Qualcomm ID, but it does not state where customer data is hosted, so organisations should confirm this before deploying devices that depend on its update service.