Bruselas aprueba 1.200 millones para un proyecto de computación en el que participa España
The European Commission has approved an ambitious industrial project to develop Europe’s first cloud and edge computing ecosystem, focused on creating an interoperable and openly accessible data processing infrastructure. This collaborative effort aims to bring together multiple providers, companies, and public administrations within a unified environment that prioritizes collaboration over isolated competition. The project’s success hinges on the requirement that the software and tools developed be licensed in a non-restrictive manner, ensuring that other organizations can access the results without artificial barriers. Additionally, shared operational capabilities must be made available to third parties, guaranteeing that the knowledge and technology generated are not confined to private monopolies but are instead widely disseminated across the European market. This initiative is crucial for the open data movement, as it sets a clear precedent by institutionalizing transparency and technical accessibility within critical cloud infrastructure. By requiring participants to grant open licenses and provide access to their nodes, the project demonstrates how public policy can shape the technology sector to prioritize the common good and collaborative innovation over exclusive commercial interests.
Source: menorca.infoPublished on 2023-12-06
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