In Eclipse OMR, what does "OMR" stand for? - eclipse

I have been looking all over IBM and eclipse web sites and docs, but I can't find a definition for the OMR acronym anywhere. Can anyone enlighten me please.

Today, OMR stands for OMR. In the past, OMR was an acronym for Open Managed Runtime.
Mark Stoodley, lead of Eclipse OMR:
we're no longer using "Open Managed Runtime". OMR is not an
acronym.

I did a quick Google search, and I found this website provided by Eclipse. I hope this helps!

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