Trustworthy, Cognitive And AI-Driven Collaborative Associations of IoT Devices and Edge Resources for Data Processing
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 41 has two plenaries per year. When the plenary is not virtual, a country provides
an invitation to host the plenary. The United States, Korea and Finland hosted the last three
plenaries, China will host the next one in November 2024, and France and Norway are considering
to host in 2025.
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 41 has two plenaries per year. When the plenary is not virtual, a country provides
an invitation to host the plenary. The United States, Korea and Finland hosted the last three
plenaries, China will host the next one in November 2024, and France and Norway are considering
to host in 2025.
The NexusForum Project aims to boost the consolidation of the European Computing Continuum
ecosystem building on the valuable activities and impact generated so far by within the existing
EUCloudEdgeIoT Ecosystem,
We are thrilled to announce the opening of registration for the EUCEI’s Open Continuum Final Conference, marking the culmination of our collaborative efforts in the cloud-edge-IoT domain
In the context of the “EUCloudEdgeIoT.eu RIA Showcase” organised by the Open
Continuum CSA, to present cutting-edge results and advancements in the Cloud-Edge-IoT
Computing Continuum, the ACES-EDGE Research and Innovation Action funded under
the Horizon Europe Framework programme has co-organised a webinar to share and
discuss solutions for cognition-enabled cloud-edge solutions.
In a compelling exploration of the state-of-the-art projects that are redefining the boundaries of edge-to-cloud computing through virtualized, secure, and efficient orchestration mechanisms.
In a compelling exploration of the state-of-the-art projects that are redefining the boundaries of edge-to-cloud computing through virtualized, secure, and efficient orchestration mechanisms.
In a compelling exploration of the state-of-the-art projects that are redefining the boundaries of edge-to-cloud computing through virtualized, secure, and efficient orchestration mechanisms.
Three Directorate-Generals from the European Commission (Connect, DIGIT and GROW) joined
forces to organize a workshop in Brussels to discuss Open Source in four key areas for Digital
Autonomy.
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