Facilitating interoperable data sharing, the new Data Spaces Support Centre is now launched Industry players, researchers, corporates, and associations join forces to operationalise the European Strategy for Data BRUSSELS, Belgium, 13 October 2022 – 12 significant partners[1] were recently awarded to set-up and operate
The Summer months of Gaia-X marked a series of significant communication developments. A series of Gaia-X Podcasts were released, followed by the inaugural issue of the Gaia-X Magazine and a number of intriguing articles. The Gaia-X website has recently been rebranded.
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21 September 2022 – Brussels, Belgium: Gaia-X, the organisation championing data sovereignty, announces their virtual Hackathon #5 on 26 and 27 September 2022. The two-day event is dedicated to the collaborative technical implementation of Gaia-X. This edition will implement a real-life end-to-end scenario leveraging the Gaia-X Open-Source Software and
05 September 2022 – Brussels, Belgium: Gaia-X, the frontrunner of the European and global democratic approach to digitalisation, data infrastructure ecosystem and data spaces, announces its Agriculture Data Spaces series event (online) on 6 September 2022 from 10:00 – 15:30 CET. Droughts due to climate change, the unprecedented decline
At Gaia-X, we are developing a digital governance based on regulatory, industry standards and requirements from our members contributing to the project (large and small industries, providers and users of technologies, academics, and trade association) to let them define the rules and characteristics necessary to fulfil the real market expectations.
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The Data Governance Act is the new regulatory framework created by the European Union to promote data exchange between companies and public institutions and take advantage of the economic and scientific potential of the data. After its approval in the European Parliament and Council, the Data Governance Act is now a reality.
The European Commission has issued a study on the impact of open-source software and hardware on technological independence, and innovation discussing the necessity of services that promote the use of open source and equally endorse the implementation of the necessary software.
