Welcome to the latest Network Time Foundation newsletter!

We're thrilled to share exciting updates, from groundbreaking presentations like Intel’s Clock Manager at Embedded World 2025 to progress on the NTP Project’s TCP Services Daemon (NTPTSD) through our 2023 ARIN grant. We also reflect on David Mills' legacy with insights from Harlan Stenn on the Code for Thought podcast. None of this would be possible without our incredible members and donors—thank you for powering our mission to advance secure time synchronization!

Weifeng Voon from Intel unveiled Clock Manager at Embedded World 2025. Intel’s collaboration with NTF’s libptpmgmt project will revolutionize industrial clock synchronization.

Peter Schmidt of Code for Thought interviews Harlan Stenn of Network Time Foundation. They discuss Harlan’s work with David Mills and their groundbreaking Network Time Protocol (NTP) Project – the software reference implementation that securely synchronizes time on networks, systems, and devices.

Thanks to a 2023 ARIN grant, Network Time Foundation is progressing the development of its NTP TCP Services Daemon (NTPTSD). This report highlights key developments in monitoring, managing, and securing time synchronization, further showcasing how the NTP Project’s software meets your evolving needs.

Our efforts are only possible because of your support! Your contributions fuel our mission to advance secure time synchronization and drive innovation at Network Time Foundation. Thank you for being the backbone of our success, any further contributions are deeply appreciated, effective, and welcome!

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