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EDIH Network portal online

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The official portal of the network of European Digital Innovation Hubs is now online. 

The EDIH Network is currently comprised of 136 EDIHs that are co-funded by the European Commission´s Digital Europe Programme. Its core mission is to build up the digital capacities of SMEs and public sector organisations throughout the European Union. To accelerate digital transformation, the EDIH Network is focused on building capacity and leveraging cutting-edge technologies in key sectors in every European Union Member State.

This website is managed by the Digital Transformation Accelerator (DTA), which has the objective to foster networking, cooperation and knowledge transfer activities between EDIH, SME and mid-caps, the public sector and the other relevant stakeholders and initiatives. 

The website gathers information on the EDIHs, the Network, EDIH support services and how to benefit from these services.

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