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SUMMARY:2nd International Workshop on MetaOS for the Cloud-Edge-IoT Continuum (MECC 2025)
DESCRIPTION:On March 31st 2025\, Mr. Rafael Vaño\, from Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) will participate in the MECC Workshop\, co-organised with the ACM EuroSys conference. \n\n\n\nMr. Vañó will present the results of a scientific work focused on the advances of edge and cloud-native innovative technologies and concepts. The article presented\, titled “Federation of domains in the distributed environment of the Cloud-Edge-IoT Continuum” includes reflections and applicability in engaging sectors such as those covered in O-CEI. An additional connection with the O-CEI platform will be presented.  \n\n\n\nThe MECC workshop aims to provide a comprehensive look at the opportunities and challenges of deploying a MetaOS to orchestrate the Cloud-Edge-IoT ecosystem\, with a strong focus on optimizing AI workloads. Through technical talks\, interactive sessions\, and panel discussions\, key topics such as interoperability\, standardization\, and open-source contributions will be explored. \n\n\n\nAttendees will engage in discussions\, share research insights\, and collaborate on innovative solutions to push the boundaries of MetaOS development.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/2nd-international-workshop-on-metaos-for-the-cloud-edge-iot-continuum-mecc-2025/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250402
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SUMMARY:UPV lecture to TU Dresden
DESCRIPTION:On April 2nd\, 2025\, Dr. Ignacio Lacalle (UPV) addressed a group of professors and PhD students fromthe Construction Informatics faculty at TU Dresden to elaborate on O-CEI innovations.The session\, “Cloud-Edge Technology and Its Impact on Symbiotic Buildings”\, consisted of a pitchfocusing on how edge computing technologies are (and will be) a key enabler in achieving energy-positive buildings. The advanced features endorsed by O-CEI (such as networking heterogeneity\,edge AI\, cybersecurity\, and more) are set to play a crucial role in forecasting energy consumption anddemand in increasingly complex buildings. This allows for dynamic load adjustments\, networkrefeeding\, and citizen participation in P2P energy trading schemes. \nThe event\, held in a hybrid format\, included a Q&A session\, where relevant inquiries emerged\,mostly centered on O-CEI’s capacity to drive innovations in the construction sector. Topics includedworkplace object detection\, energy consumption forecasting\, and decisions on microservicesplacement between cloud and edge computing locations.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/upv-lecture-to-tu-dresden/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20250402T140000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20250402T180000
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SUMMARY:EU-JAPAN DIGITAL WEEK 2025
DESCRIPTION:On April 2nd\, during the “Trusted Data Exchanges: From Standards to Pilots in a Changing World” workshop\, Martin Bauer (NEC Laboratories) will present the topic: “Introducing the role of NGSI-LD in enabling flexible and interoperable data exchanges across domains including handling of provenance information.”  \nNGSI-LD standard (ETSI GS CIM 009) is one of the most widely adopted implementations for Minimum-Interoperability-Mechanisms (MIMs). A key goal of the O-CEI project is to ensure seamless interoperability between diverse systems\, which we can achieve through the adoption of MIMs. The NGSI-LD standard facilitates the structured exchange of context information across distributed environments\, promoting compatibility among various applications and platforms. By enabling efficient data sharing\, NGSI-LD plays a vital role in supporting smart cities\, IoT networks\, and other sectors that rely on dynamic context information management. \nNEC’s presentation will be done during the “Trusted Data Exchanges: From Standards to Pilots in a Changing World” workshop\, which will look at the practical implementation of trusted data exchanges in support of the Memorandum of Cooperation on digital identities and trust services signed between the EU and Japan. \n 
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/trusted-data-exchanges-from-standards-to-pilots-in-a-changing-world/
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DTSTAMP:20250407T082905Z
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SUMMARY:Trialog at OMEGA-X standardization workshop
DESCRIPTION:The future of Energy Data Spaces is being shaped through collaboration\, interoperability\, and standardized approaches. As part of these efforts\, the Trialog\, our partner in O-CEI Horizon\, actively participated in the OMEGA-X Standardization Workshop\, a key event focused on strengthening connections with standardization committees working on Data Spaces and Smart Grids. \nThe workshop provided a platform to: \n\nReview the current state of standardization activities\nIdentify key priorities and challenges in interoperability\nDiscuss opportunities for meaningful contributions to Standard Development Organizations (SDOs).\n\nDrawing insights from OMEGA-X and related projects\, the session explored the implementation of Data Spaces within the energy sector and findings from the task force on energy interoperability frameworks. A special focus was placed on addressing vertical and horizontal interoperability challenges\, ensuring the development of actionable recommendations for standardization bodies. \n  \nTrialog’s Contribution: The Hourglass Model & Data Spaces Ecosystem \nAntonio Kung (Trialog) played a pivotal role in these discussions by presenting the Hourglass model and the standards ecosystem in Data Spaces and Privacy. His presentation highlighted: \n\nThe relationship between information models\, architecture patterns\, and interoperability profiles\nHow minimum interoperability mechanisms facilitate seamless data exchange\nThe importance of open-source implementations in driving adoption\n\nBy aligning O-CEI’s vision with ongoing standardization efforts\, these contributions are essential to ensuring that Data Spaces for the energy sector are both scalable and secure while maintaining compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks. \nStay tuned for more updates as we continue working towards a more connected and interoperable future!
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/trialog-at-omega-x-standardization-workshop/
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SUMMARY:EU-JAPAN DIGITAL WEEK 2025
DESCRIPTION:Europe and Japan are advancing trusted data exchange through Data Spaces and Data Free Flow with Trust\, respectively. Europe is establishing industry-wide Data Spaces in several key sectors (like Health\, Mobility\, and Energy)\, while Japan focuses on enabling secure data sharing across entities. \nO-CEI adopts Data Space technology as a foundation for its Cloud-Edge-IoT Continuum\, referencing initiatives like Gaia-X\, IDSA\, and implementations such as SIMPL and EDC. \nOn April 4th\, during the “Towards Interoperable Data Spaces – Practical Considerations” workshop\, Martin Bauer (NEC Laboratories) will present a case study on the Experience of implementing an EU-Japan cross-data space.  \nDue to the need for technology sovereignty of the countries and regions\, EU and Japan have developed their own protocol stacks for creating data spaces.  Given the strongly connected economies\, the need for connecting different data spaces across borders has become obvious. This project is probably one of the first experiments that is connecting a Japanese data space with a European Data Space using a technology concept nowadays called Data Space Intermediaries. The guiding use case is carbon accounting along the supply chain of a product assembled from parts in Japan and the EU. The talk will report on the technical approach taken and will also highlight fundamental problems in data space concepts and related standards that prevent a 100% legally compliant connection of the two data spaces.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/eu-japan-digital-week-2025/
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SUMMARY:NEC at the LLMs to support the Semantic Interoperability Workshop
DESCRIPTION:NEC\, a key partner in the Horizon Europe O-CEI project\, actively participated in the joint BDVA and SEMIC workshop dedicated to exploring the role of Large Language Models (LLMs) in enhancing semantic interoperability. The workshop brought together researchers\, practitioners\, and industry experts to discuss state-of-the-art techniques\, tools\, and use cases where LLMs support data model alignment\, semantic enrichment\, and cross-domain interoperability. \nRepresenting O-CEI\, NEC delivered a presentation titled “Semantic Interoperability with FIWARE and LLM\,” demonstrating how LLMs can support more efficient and accessible semantic data exchange. Key takeaways from the presentation: \n\nWith careful prompt engineering\, today’s LLMs are capable of processing data with formal semantics.\nLLM can help with tedious translation and interpretation work.\nThis technology lowers the entry barrier for adopting semantically interoperable solutions across domains.\n\nThe event also fostered knowledge sharing and collaboration among key actors and communities\, laying the groundwork for a dedicated group focused on advancing LLM-driven semantic interoperability.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/nec-at-the-llms-to-support-the-semantic-interoperability-workshop/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250411
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250412
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SUMMARY:Trialog at the Security and Privacy for Digital Twin and Metaverse Workshop
DESCRIPTION:On April 11th\, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU-T) hosted a workshop in Geneva on “Security and Privacy for Digital Twin and Metaverse”\, gathering experts from across the globe to explore the foundational challenges of these emerging digital ecosystems. Among the invited speakers was Antonio Kung from Trialog\, a partner in the Horizon Europe project O-CEI\, who brought forward critical insights on the intersection of architecture\, governance\, and trust. \nIn his presentation\, Mr. Kung addressed two of the most pressing challenges facing digital twins and the metaverse: ecosystem integration and governance. \nHe presented the application of the Hourglass Model\, designed in CEI-Sphere and O-CEI\, to the description of the Metaverse Ecosystem and emphasized the necessity to be able to reuse common components to improve interoperability. \nMr. Kung also demonstrated how the Hourglass Model can be applied to define architecture patterns that embed security and privacy into the core of future Metaverse domain profiles. \nThis contribution highlights O-CEI’s commitment to shaping the future of trusted\, interoperable digital infrastructures for industrial cloud-edge-IoT systems and the broader digital environments of tomorrow.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/trialog-at-the-security-and-privacy-for-digital-twin-and-metaverse-workshop/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250415
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250417
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SUMMARY:6G FORGE
DESCRIPTION:The 6G FORGE event took place at EURECOM in Sophia-Antipolis on April 15-16\, 2025\, gathering network industry leaders to assess whether 6G development aligns with the requirements of the telecommunications sector and offers value beyond cost reduction. The event emphasized practical\, business-oriented viewpoints in response to prevailing industry skepticism. \nIn this event\, Lucia Cabanillas from Telefonica Innovacion Digital (TID)\, highlighted recent advancements in data management\, including data fabric and data governance\, and discussed their impact on the dynamically evolving 6G landscape. These are some of the fundamental paradigms that the TID team is exploring in the O-CEI Horizon project to deliver an interoperable\, trusted data exchange across application domains within the O-CEI Open Platform. \nEvent website: https://telcoforge.com/6g-forge/
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/6g-forge/
LOCATION:EURECOM premises\, Sophia-Antipolis\, France
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