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SUMMARY:Code the Continuum Hackathon
DESCRIPTION:Eclipse Foundation\, CEI-Sphere\, O-CEI Horizon\, and COP-PILOT Horizon will organize Code the Continuum Hackathon. \nThe event will take place on 30 June–1 July 2026 at the University of Cagliari. It brings together students\, developers\, researchers\, innovators\, open-source communities\, pilot teams\, and solution providers to collaborate on practical challenges across the cloud–edge–IoT continuum. \nParticipants will work on hands-on challenges linked to key application domains such as energy\, mobility\, and industry. The hackathon provides a space for experimentation\, knowledge exchange\, and collaboration around open technologies\, interoperability\, and the reusability of assets across large-scale pilot environments. The final thematic tracks and practical details will be shared in a follow-up announcement. \nThe event aims to foster collaboration across communities\, encourage the adoption of open-source approaches\, and explore concrete opportunities for integration and innovation within the European computing continuum ecosystem. \nRegister here to attend: https://ceisphere.eu/events/code-continuum
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/code-the-continuum-hackathon/
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SUMMARY:AIOTI FG Landscape Maintenance of EU-Funded Projects
DESCRIPTION:O-CEI presented at the AIOTI Focus Group Landscape Maintenance session \nO-CEI Horizon was presented during the AIOTI Focus Group Landscape Maintenance of EU-Funded Projects online session\, where BluSpecs introduced the project as part of the latest update of AIOTI’s IoT and Edge Computing EU-Funded Projects Landscape. The session brought together representatives of European research and innovation projects to exchange updates and contribute to a shared overview of ongoing initiatives advancing the Cloud–Edge–IoT ecosystem. \nDuring the presentation\, BluSpecs provided an overview of O-CEI’s mission to accelerate the uptake of innovative Cloud-Edge-IoT solutions through eight large-scale cross-domain pilots spanning strategic sectors including energy\, electromobility\, software-defined vehicles\, agrifood\, logistics\, and urban environments. The presentation highlighted the project’s work on enabling interoperable Cloud–Edge–IoT infrastructures\, reusable blueprints\, open marketplaces\, cross-domain data sharing\, and energy flexibility. \nThe session also showcased O-CEI’s strong commitment to standardisation\, outlining its ongoing and planned contributions to organisations such as ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 41\, ETSI TC DATA\, AIOTI\, and BDVA. Attention was given to activities including the proposed CEI Asset Management Framework\, contributions to semantic interoperability standards\, collaboration with AIOTI and BDVA working groups\, and the project’s growing portfolio of scientific publications supporting the wider Cloud–Edge–IoT community. \nBy participating in the AIOTI Landscape Maintenance activity\, O-CEI further strengthened its visibility within the European IoT and Edge Computing ecosystem while contributing to a shared understanding of the latest research\, technological developments\, and standardisation efforts shaping Europe’s digital future.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/aioti-fg-landscape-maintenance-of-eu-funded-projects/
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SUMMARY:AI for Good Global Summit 2026
DESCRIPTION:O-CEI Pilot 8 participated in the AI for Good Global Summit 2026\, organised by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in Geneva\, Switzerland\, from 7–10 July 2026. The event brought together researchers\, innovators\, industry representatives\, policymakers\, and international organisations to explore how artificial intelligence can contribute to addressing global challenges under the theme “Unlocking AI’s Potential to Serve Humanity.” \nRepresenting O-CEI Horizon\, Pilot 8 joined the État de Genève / HES-SO exhibition booth\, where project partners presented the pilot’s objectives\, ongoing activities\, and progress to date. The event provided an opportunity to engage with a diverse international audience and discuss how Cloud-Edge-IoT technologies and AI can support more sustainable and citizen-centred energy systems. \nAs part of the summit programme\, Konstantin Skaburskas delivered a presentation entitled “Socially Acceptable Open AI-Based Systems for Energy Transition.” The presentation explored how open and transparent AI approaches can support the energy transition while preserving user trust\, control\, and social acceptance. These topics are central to Pilot 8\, which is investigating how citizens can actively engage with energy flexibility solutions through trustworthy and socially accepted digital tools. \nThe AI for Good Global Summit provided Pilot 8 with an excellent opportunity to showcase its work to an international audience while engaging with experts from the fields of artificial intelligence\, digital innovation\, sustainability\, and energy transition. Through discussions\, presentations\, panel sessions\, and exhibitions\, the team exchanged perspectives on emerging technological developments\, societal expectations\, and policy priorities related to the responsible use of AI. These interactions generated valuable insights for the pilot’s ongoing activities and increased the visibility of O-CEI within the broader international community working at the intersection of AI\, energy\, and digital transformation.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/ai-for-good-global-summit-2026/
CATEGORIES:Pilot 8
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SUMMARY:ETSI NGSI-LD Testing Task Force
DESCRIPTION:O-CEI Horizon will contribute to ETSI NGSI-LD interoperability and standardisation activities \nO-CEI partners NEC and Seamware will participate in the ETSI NGSI-LD Testing Task Force\, taking place from 20 to 23 July 2026 at the ETSI Headquarters in Sophia-Antipolis\, France. \nOrganised by ETSI Technical Committee DATA\, this Task Force brings together NGSI-LD implementation providers and stakeholders to advance interoperability testing\, conformance validation\, and the continued evolution of the NGSI-LD context information protocol and APIs (ETSI GS CIM 009). NGSI-LD is a key enabler for Smart Cities\, IoT applications\, digital twins\, and data-driven digital ecosystems. \nDuring the event\, NEC’s Scorpio Broker and the Orion-LD Broker\, maintained by Seamware\, will participate in interoperability and conformance testing activities alongside other NGSI-LD implementations. Both solutions are part of the O-CEI catalogue and represent important building blocks for enabling interoperable Cloud-Edge-IoT environments. \nNGSI-LD also plays a central role in the Open & Agile Smart Cities (OASC) Minimal Interoperability Mechanisms (MIMs)\, which provide a foundation for achieving interoperability across heterogeneous systems\, platforms\, and domains. O-CEI considers the adoption of open standards and specifications such as NGSI-LD and the MIMs as essential to accelerating the deployment of reusable and interoperable Cloud-Edge-IoT solutions. \nThis participation comes after last year’s attendance to NGSI-LD (Next Generation Service Interface – Linked Data) Plugtests™ event. Find more information about it here. (Hyperlink to: https://o-cei.eu/etsi-ngsi-ld-plugteststm-event/) \nThrough their participation\, NEC and Seamware contribute to strengthening standardisation activities within the O-CEI ecosystem\, supporting the validation and adoption of open\, scalable\, and interoperable technologies across Europe.
URL:https://o-cei.eu/event/etsi-ngsi-ld-testing-task-force/
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