Cloud, Edge, IoT, AI, Data

Mapping Cloud-Edge-IoT opportunities and challenges in Europe

While current data processing predominantly occurs in centralized facilities, with a minor portion handled by smart objects, a shift is anticipated, with a surge in data originating from smart devices. This evolution necessitates reconfiguring the infrastructure, emphasising computing capabilities at the cloud's "edge" closer to data sources.

SIENA Roadmap on Distributed Computing Infrastructure for e Science and Beyond in Europe

Cloud Computing, Principles, Systems and Applications, Series Computer Communications and Networks

Authors: Antonopoulos, Nikolaos; Gillam, Lee (Eds.), Springer, 1st Edition., 2010, XVI, 398 p., Hardcover, ISBN: 978-1-84996-240-7 - Cloud Computing – Data Confidentiality and Interoperability Challenges  – co-authored by Silvana Muscella & Fabrizio Gagliardi 

Computing Continuum and the role of AI as a complementary technology: European market forecast and insights

May 24th saw the webinar "Computing Continuum’s organisation and AI’s role as a complementary technology: European market forecast and insights", co-organised by EU-funded projects AISPRINT and UNLOCK- CEI, representing the EUCloudEdgeIoT.eu initiative. The event aimed to provide valuable insights to all value chain actors involved in the Edge, Cloud, IoT, AI, and Data communities, including research organisations, associations linked to computing continuum technologies, developers and domain experts, governments and policymakers, citizens, and civil society.

Understanding Cloud-Edge-IoT: Challenges and Opportunities - Webinar Highlights

This report summarises the main highlights of the first webinar of The European Cloud, Edge & IoT Continuum, organised by UNLOCK CEI.

Through the Cloud, Edge & IoT Continuum, Europe has a unique opportunity to regain a significant role in the computing market and retain digital autonomy. 

OCRE's experience through researchers' eyes: Recommendations on how to improve access to cloud and EO services for the scientific community in Europe

In this policy brief, the OCRE project has summarized several of the challenges faced by researchers when exploring cloud solutions for their work and the benefits of applying for commercial cloud solutions and approaching EO data providers through OCRE. In particular, the winners of the OCRE funding calls have been interviewed to identify the needs of the research community for cloud and EO data and the related benefits, their experience with OCRE, the impact of facilitated access to cloud and EO data, and the remaining barriers at local and European level.