The PQ-REACT EU project has launched its 2nd Open Call-IMPLEMENT! Calling all Quantum innovators to develop and implement solutions that address cryptographic encryptions based on classic algorithms that currently protect data and infrastructure.
A key resource for industry, researchers, and policymakers, offering a detailed overview of the main players driving innovation in next-generation networks. Developed by the NetworldEurope SME Working Group, it connects stakeholders with innovative SMEs working across vertical sectors in 5G and 6G.
AUSTRALO cordially invites members of the press to the SPATIAL Project Final Event in Delft on July 1st, 2024. This event, hosted at the Faculty of Technology, Policy & Management, TU Delft, will bring together top experts from academia and industry to delve into the future of Trustworthy AI.
The SPATIAL project, a pioneering initiative, is set to culminate with a dynamic final event on July 1st 2024, hosted by TU Delft. This final event, “Guiding Light in the AI Landscape: Illuminating the Path to a Trustworthy AI Ecosystem”, marks a significant milestone in the project's journey, showcasing its groundbreaking contributions to spatial planning and technology impact assessment.
COREnext, a EU-funded project focused on advancing Europe's digital infrastructure, released its latest white paper, "Trustworthiness – The Key to Europe’s Digital Future." This comprehensive study examines the critical role of trust and security in the digitalisation process, underscoring the essential steps needed to maintain Europe's leadership in high-end consumer goods.
The COREnext white
In an era where digital transformation is paramount, Europe stands at the forefront of innovation, poised to strengthen its digital capabilities and lead the charge towards a more connected and technologically advanced future. At the heart of this endeavour lies COREnext, a pioneering collaborative initiative that marks its first-year anniversary with a resolute commitment to anticipating the tech
Organised by SNS-OPS, ECSO and NetworldEurope and hosted by INRIA.
In a pioneering initiative, the “6Gsec Common Path and Cardinal Points Conference” brought together the European cybersecurity and Smart Networks and Services (SNS) communities. The day was filled with discussions about the evolving landscape of policies and threats, the research and innovation agendas, and the technical
6G-REFERENCE, 6G Hardware Enablers for Cell Free Coherent Communications and Sensing, envisions a future where urban areas are equipped with sustainable solutions that can cope with the ever-increasing traffic demands and population densification, while providing disruptive capabilities like the materialization of the internet of sense.
A pivotal moment arises within the cybersecurity landscape as the SPATIAL project, a key participant in the fight against cyber threats in the EU, joins with other EU-funded projects to inaugurate the “SecureCyber Cluster”. This pioneering collaboration, officially launched online, unites various cybersecurity projects under a singular umbrella to bolster collective efforts against evolving threat