Explore the intersection of digital sovereignty and open source. This article provides insights into autonomy, data security, and TYPO3's role in shaping a digitally sovereign future.

The international community organizations behind Drupal, Joomla, TYPO3, and WordPress join forces in a leadership-level alliance. The members of the Alliance are united in their shared values, and their message to decision-makers to always choose open source software over proprietary systems.

It’s time to celebrate, as we announce the first sprint release of the TYPO3 v13 series. TYPO3 version 13.0 is the first step towards the long-term support release in October 2024. Along with platform and dependency upgrades, the new version also sets a milestone for the internationalization of the system. Read on to learn more about what's new in TYPO3 version 13.0.

We're ready for your ideas! Submit your suggestion for a talk, session, or panel discussion until 31 March 2024.

You’re invited to complete a community survey about the process of configuring access permissions in TYPO3. Our goal is to understand your experiences, challenges, and suggestions for improvement, so that we can create a roadmap for Access Control List (ACL) improvements.

The versions 12.4.10 and 11.5.34 of the TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management System have just been released.

The wait is over: Starting in 2024, after announcing the new TYPO3 Partner Program alongside our Early Adopters during last year’s T3CON23, we are happy to provide you with all the information you might be looking for.

Drupal, Joomla, TYPO3, and WordPress are organizing a one-day track at FOSDEM, in Brussels, 4 February 2024. Attend this free event to discuss, learn, and work on issues that affect FOSS CMS projects, from policy to development, security, and beyond.

The TYPO3 Association member poll for the Quarter 1/2024 budget ideas has been completed and the four winning ideas will be funded by the TYPO3 Association.

The absence of a centralized view of all available TYPO3 extensions has made it tough for users to discover extensions to meet their needs. We've long sought a solution to simplify this process. Now, TYPO3 extensions solely on Packagist are visible in the TYPO3 Extension Repository.