The MetaOS are key enabler of the development of the mentioned computing continuum as they aspire to become the next generation of higher-level operating systems designed to integrate the Internet of Things within the Edge Computing and Cloud ecosystem.
ECCO (European Cybersecurity Community) is a pioneering initiative dedicated to fostering cooperation and driving innovation within the European cybersecurity landscape. Via cyberwatching.eu ECCO is encouraging active collaboration within EC-funded projects which address cybersecurity, offering a wide array of mechanisms to facilitate engagement and interaction.
Significant activity is currently in progress to build the IoT-Edge-Cloud continuum, initiated by the industry, the academia, the EU and other private and public organisations at the international level.
On July 4-6, 2023, EUCloudEdgeIoT was discussed at the ETSI IoT Conference (ETSI IoT Week 2023). In particular, Antonio Kung, Co-Chair of AIOTI WG Standardization, and also partner from Open Continuum, presented the work developed so far towards the computing continuum reference architecture.
“Infrastructure & IoT application for Smart, Energy Efficient & Health Safety Buildings” video by COSMOTE
The consultation event held in Brussels on 11 May 2023 aimed to bring forward thinking in the Computing Continuum. The meeting was organised by Open Continuum under the EUCloudEdgeIoT initiative and the European Commission (EC). It gathered industrial players of all sizes, academic researchers, EC-funded projects and policymakers.
The HiPEAC Technology Transfer Awards 2023 are now open for applications. Apply via the
awards webpage by 29 September.
Technology advances faster than many of us can grasp. To get an idea of the speed of progress, consider that a supercomputer in the mid-1990s would be less powerful than a modern smartphone.
The Edge Service Summit is a tailor-made platform for IT decision-makers to discuss concepts and use cases of intelligent edge services to increase operational efficiency, automation, connectivity and real-time access to data.
Technology advances faster than many of us can grasp. To get an idea of the speed of progress, consider that a supercomputer in the mid-1990s would be less powerful than a modern smartphone.
