Jason Fox added a comment - 25/Jan/19 4:26 PM eMail sent: The answer can be found here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52970466/fiware-generic-enablers-list The reduction was annouced at the Porto Global Summit - see slide 15 of the presentation The requirements for being a FIWARE/Incubated GE: Fitting in a "Powered by FIWARE" architecture Committed technical support Contribution to common roadmap Relevant Adoption There is a periodic revision at TSC level and this reduced the list from 48 GEs + 4 Incubated GEs to 13 GEs and 9 Incubated GEs (which includes several new additions) The core mission of FIWARE has been clarified around context data management only - those GEs which were not a good fit are not actively promoted as FIWARE. The latest catalogue of GEs can be found on GitHub So yes these products are no longer considered to be part of the current FIWARE Catalogue - that doesn’t mean you can’t Use them if they are working for you, it’s just that either they are directly connected with Context Data Management I think the IoT Agents have evolved to : https://github.com/Fiware/catalogue/tree/master/iot-agents So this is a name change rather than a disappearance.