Paremus is an active supporter of open source development and advocates the benefits that it provides to end-users, developers and software vendors. Significant software development and innovation are realized by the open source communities that exist today, and these have changed the dynamics of the software industry forever.

Paremus sponsors the codeCauldron open source community and has donated the foundations of its innovative Infiniflow product to the community as the Newton project.

Established in May 2006, the codeCauldron community is a directed open source community that is interested in addressing the fundamental problems associated with designing the next generation of massively distributed adaptive system.

With a community ethos of Shared Success, Shared Reward, codeCauldron members are actively encouraged to consider how their gifts of time and expertise should be acknowledged.

Newton is a distributed component framework that recognises the dynamic nature of distributed computing and seeks to address the needs of components living in this world.

Newton moves code around the network, installing it on demand and removing it when it is no longer in use, and dynamically wires up runtime service dependencies between components and rewires them as service provider components come and go. Newton uses an innovative combination of OSGi™ technology and SCA, and the components can be simple POJOs or wrappers around components based on other models.

The Newton Project is a GPL open source developer release of a subset of the commercial Infiniflow Service Fabric product.