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Cloud computing includes the delivery of tools and applications like data storage, servers, databases and software based on a network of remote servers through the Internet. Cloud computing services enable users to store files and applications in a virtual place or the cloud and access all the data via the Internet. Public cloud services are available on public networks and open to a largely unrestricted universe of potential users, designed for a market, not a single enterprise.
In May 2021, the Advanced Technology for Industry project (ATI) published its Sectoral Watch titled ”Technological trends in the financial s
In April 2021, the Advanced Technology for Industry (ATI) project published a Sectoral Watch report named “Technological trends in creative industries”.
The manufacturing industry is a strong asset of the European economy, whose competitiveness is highly dependent on the ability of this sector to deliver high-quality innovative products using the latest advances in ICT.
The way of working has drastically changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Working from home instead of the office or other places has triggered the need for technology to fill the gaps that arise from working remotely.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought tourism to a stop. To stay relevant and support the tourism industry, stakeholders involved in the sector are exploring options around Industry 4.0, including automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies.
Minimising the energy consumption of data servers without reducing their performance is an ideal combination, which requires a vast amount of innovation before it is obtainable.
On 4 February 2021, the Advanced Technology for Industry (ATI) project published its Technology Watch on Cloud Computing.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there been a limit to in-person visits, complicating the communication between patients and providers.
Public cloud computing is evolving from a generic way to access additional computing power to a hybrid computing environment realising the everything-as-a-service provisioning concept, including applications.
