What is next? Towards Dataspace Interoperability: Open standardisation and implementation
summary
Eclipse is defining a concrete stack: a base Eclipse Data Space Protocol for catalog, contract and transfer; a centralized claims protocol (DCP) for verifiable credentials; and profile-based trust frameworks (e.g. GAIA‑X/IDS) that constrain message contents. Open-source connectors (EDC/EDC components) commit to implement those specs, with a starter kit, a TCK for certification and a roadmap to transpose specs into international standards by end of 2025. The stated goal is practical adoption via interoperability standardization open source.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:36Data spaces: state and challenges
- 4:24Progress and sector-specific spaces
- 8:04Data space landscape complexity
- 10:14Regulatory push and standardization
- 12:20Eclipse Foundation’s standardization
- 15:33Actionable standards and open source
- 17:42Tennis analogy for data rules
- 19:292025 goals and community building
- 21:12Call to action and working groups
- 22:39Conclusion
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