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Hacking for a sovereign digital Europe

One of the most exciting highlights from Element at HackDays was the launch of Project Aurora, a bold and experimental prototype web and desktop Matrix client.

Matthew Hodgson

Element powers T-Systems’ TI-Messenger solution

Element Server Suite Pro for TI-Messenger (ESS Pro for TI-M) gives T-Systems a complete backend for its #TI-Messenger solution, delivering outstanding performance, dynamic scaling and continuous security updates.

ESS Pro 25.04 LTS: A renewed commitment to security, stability, and scalability

We’re excited to bring you Element Server Suite (ESS) 25.04 LTS, this month’s release includes a renewed commitment to security, stability, and scalability for enterprise-grade Matrix deployments.

End-to-end encryption

Many vendors claim to offer end-to-end encryption. Most don’t deliver.

Patrick Alberts

MAS migration unleashes Element X on Matrix.org

With MAS having landed on the matrix.org server, Element X is now by far the best way to manage your matrix.org account on mobile.

Introducing ESS TI-Messenger version 1.0 🏥

We're launching our first TI-Messenger compliant edition of Element Server Suite built to suit TI-Messenger for German healthcare.

End-to-end encrypted voice and video for self-hosted community users

Those self-hosting a homeserver outside of ESS will need to deploy their own MatrixRTC infrastructure.

How Element protects against Signalgate style accidental invites

Element Server Suite enables the IT department to integrate Element with the organisation’s existing directory system to securely manage end-users.

Advancing Secure & Convenient Government Communications: The Case for Element

The recent incident involving the inadvertent inclusion of a journalist into a Signal group chat where US officials discussed sensitive military operations highlights the complexities governments face when using consumer messaging applications for official communications. Historically, various government administrations have used commercial messaging apps for official purposes. For example, Boris

A difficult chat: Messaging apps in Australian government

The Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) produced an excellent report on consumer messaging apps within the Australian government.

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