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78 innovative experiments from 20 countries apply for the EUHubs4Data open call
The 14 selected proposals, submitted by SMEs and entrepreneurs, will receive €60k funding and support by Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) valued up to €70k
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The open calls of two EU-funded projects, EUHubs4Data and Reach, have been launched
The European Federation of Data-Driven Innovation Hubs aims to support companies on their way to digitisation by bringing them closer to all smart data-driven technologies. It will be the European reference for data-driven innovation and experimentation, fostering collaboration between data-driven initiatives, federating solutions in a global common catalogue of data services, and sharing data on a cross-border and cross-sector basis.
EUHubs4Data project has allocated 5.8M Euros to provide support to third parties to undertake up a set of data-driven cross-border experiments through three rounds of open calls.
In this second open call, SMEs (including start-ups) and groups of web entrepreneurs are invited to propose experiments that make use of the EUHubsData federated catalogue of data-driven services and datasets for the development of innovative products or advanced services.
The open calls will help select and finance innovative experiments carried out by SMEs and entrepreneurs and leverage the EUHubs4Data data and service catalogue. These experiments can focus on different sectors of economic and societal value for Europe (i.e. Healthcare, Manufacturing, AgriFood, Climate, Mobility, Energy) and help applicants in testing their data-driven services and the feasibility of their business ideas.
REACH is an incubation programme, run by 10 core partners and 13 data providers. It will create a fertile ground for start-ups and SMEs to solve real-life challenges of large corporations and conduct experimentation of secured and trusted data-fuelled solutions which utilize a proprietary, often multi-stakeholder, industrial and personal data.
The Reach Incubator has a €3.5 Million fund to foster the creation of data value chains across Europe and is looking for 30 promising big data start-ups and SMEs to take part in its second round of incubation.
The programme takes start-ups through 4 intense stages of technical and business growth (EXPLORE, EXPERIMENT, EVOLVE and EXPOSE) over eleven months, and will go through 3 incubation rounds in its three-and-a-half-year project duration. Due to Covid-19, REACH will take all the precautionary safety measures and implement its incubation services online, whenever on-site meetings and training are not allowed.
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The 14 selected proposals, submitted by SMEs and entrepreneurs, will receive €60k funding and support by Digital Innovation Hubs (DIHs) valued up to €70k
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