A catalyst for EuropeaN ClOUd Services in the era of data spaces,high-performance and edge computing
summary
Nine month EU project that is still in requirements phase and aims to deliver an IaaS/PaaS/MLaaS stack that links European HPC networks, edge nodes and early quantum resources, and that tests four pilots: camera perception for connected vehicles, energy demand forecasting, crisis management with satellite geodata and a researcher data marketplace. Core components are federated learning framework, green DLT for a data lifecycle passport with oracles to validate deletions, containerized parallel runtimes with HPC scheduling for cost and energy, and a standards-driven data marketplace.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00NOS project introduction
- 1:11European cloud independence
- 3:17Project objectives and features
- 8:00Architecture and pillars
- 12:25Data spaces compliance
- 17:43Connected vehicles use cases
- 19:32Civil protection use cases
- 21:20Technical innovation benefits
- 22:02Conclusion and sovereignty
- 22:47Q&A
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