The online event titled “Giving Energy an Edge: Showcasing the Edge to Cloud Continuum in Energy” recently took place, organised by UNLOCK-CEI as part of the EUCloudEdgeIoT (EUCEI) initiative. The event saw the participation of over 80 live attendants across Europe, including industry professionals, researchers, policymakers, and technology enthusiasts.

DIGITALEUROPE, the key association for digital industry transformation in Europe, has released its manifesto, “Europe 2030: a Digital Powerhouse”.

This document, pertinent to stakeholders in the cloud, edge, and IoT sectors, outlines a pragmatic approach for Europe to become a leader in technologies like AI, cybersecurity, and the computing continuum.

In the ever-evolving world of cloud computing, the NebulOuS project stands out as a pioneering effort to bridge the gap between cloud and edge computing. This collaborative initiative involves multiple partners, each with its own unique perspective, challenges, and expectations.

Today, there is a growing number of devices connecting to the Internet, generating, collecting, and sharing data. This is giving rise to new needs that are not covered by traditional paradigms, where computation needs to be moved even closer to the origin of the data or distributed among several devices with very different capabilities.

INCODE’s Application Area 1 specifically addresses the logistics and transport quality value chain. Under the lead of  iLink , Arhs Developments, Suite5, the University of Patras, and Uni Systems are designing, developing, and implementing software components aimed at providing robust solutions for more productive and safer working environments.

The HiPEAC Technology Transfer Awards 2023 are now open for applications. Apply via the awards webpage by 29 September.

The online event titled “Advancing towards the Cloud, Edge, and IoT Continuum: Insights and Impacts” recently took place, organised by UNLOCK-CEI as part of the EUCloudEdgeIoT (EUCEI) initiative. The event saw the participation of over 70 live attendants across Europe, including industry professionals, researchers, policymakers, and technology enthusiasts.

This survey is part of the project “Architecture for Scalable, Self-*, human-centric, Intelligent, Secure, and Tactile next generation IoT’ – ‘ASSIST-IoT’”, funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no. 957258.

In a recent event hosted by SWForum.eu, researchers and practitioners came together to discuss the evolving landscape of software engineering, revealing the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.