Plume joins prpl Foundation to drive ecosystem collaboration and openness
Plume has announced its membership in the prpl Foundation, a global alliance advancing open-source and open-standard development for next-generation connected devices. As a Gold member, the second highest tier, Plume will collaborate with industry peers to accelerate innovation in cloud-based services and broadband and IoT intelligence for Internet service providers (ISP) and provide consumer experience.
Plume is participating in this week’s Global prpl Summit 2025 in Paris, France, (13-14 October) – the annual gathering of prpl members advancing open standards for the connected home. There, the company will share an early demonstration of their technology now running on the prpl platform – a first step toward delivering its hallmark consumer experience innovations through open standards.
As part of its support of industry standards, Plume is adopting a more open and collaborative approach with its ISP customers and technology partners, meeting them where their technology needs are as they increasingly deploy hardware and services powered by prpl. Plume’s cloud-based platform — with advanced services and APIs for Wi-Fi management, customer care, network intelligence and security — delivers added intelligence and value to prpl-based deployments.
“Integrating our cloud-based platform with the prpl framework gives us the flexibility to deliver new levels of intelligence across the connected home,” said Chris Griffiths, the CTO at Plume. “It’s an important step toward realising a more open, software-defined future – one that elevates the consumer experience while enabling our ISP partners to innovate faster.”
“Plume’s membership underscores the continued industry commitment to advancing open standards for the connected home,” said Leonard Dauphinee, the president of prpl Foundation. “We look forward to their participation and contributions to the prpl community as we work together to expand the benefits of openness and interoperability.”
At the NetworkX exhibition in Paris, Plume will also host customer meetings in its private meeting room (Pavilion 7 – Atrium Room 738) and will discuss the future of broadband and IoT experiences, including the responsible adoption of AI, self-healing home networks, and the development of a network intelligence operating system that will define the next era of connectivity and the consumer experience.
Comment on this article below or via X: @IoTGN and visit our website IoT Global Network