DOME

Distributed Open Marketplace for Europe Cloud and Edge Services
Years: January 2023 - December 2025
The aim of DOME is to support businesses and public organisations digital transformation making available a catalogue of cloud-to-edge offerings in Europe by creating a distributed open marketplace for European cloud and edge services.

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Fulcrum Project

The Universal Cloud Federation
Period: 2024 – Ongoing
The Fulcrum project was launched with the goal of creating a Federated Cloud model that emphasizes complementarity and collaboration rather than competition among providers of different sizes.
The project is built on two main pillars: the InterCloud Exchange Foundation (ICX) and the Computing Exchange Market (CEM). The ICX serves as a consensus forum for defining and agreeing upon open-source frameworks for infrastructure federation. These frameworks are then supported and implemented within the Computing Exchange Market, a platform designed to enable the exchange and visibility of resources and services, adopting the solutions agreed and defined within the ICX.

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SAGE

The Data Space for a Sustainable Green Europe
Period: March 2025 – March 2028
SAGE will establish the Green Deal Data Space (GDDS) aimed at enhancing the accessibility, integration, and utilisation of green and environmental data across the EU to support key pillars of the European Green Deal—Zero Pollution, Climate Adaptation, Biodiversity, and the Circular Economy. Building directly upon the GREAT project community and results, and aligning with the Digital Europe Programme’s strategic focus on AI, cybersecurity, advanced computing, and data infrastructure, SAGE leverages outcomes from the European Strategy for Data and research facilitated by Horizon Europe.

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Mai Troppo Tardi

To practice Social Innovation
Period: May 2020 – Oct 2025
“Mai Troppo Tardi” (“Never too late”) is a social innovation project, aimed to develop, consolidate and extend innovative practices to meet the needs of young people under 30, and the senior people over 65 with difficulty in accessing digital services. These two groups’ combined “weaknesses” can transform into strengths through a skill transfer programme based on intergenerational exchange. Funded by the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers and then by Fondazione Social Venture Giordano dell’Amore.

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