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Programmes Digital, Industry & SpaceThe Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) has announced its Calls for Proposals for 2025, aimed at boosting Europe's leadership in 5G and 6G technologies. The two main funding streams will support research and innovation, with a total of €128 million available for advanced projects in these areas.
The SNS JU is a public-private partnership created by the European Union to enhance Europe's role in developing 5G and 6G networks. Its objective is to accelerate both the green and digital transitions through various initiatives, including funding for research and innovation. Key details of the upcoming calls include:
Stream B and C: Opens on May 22, 2025, with €104 million allocated to projects focused on advancing Europe's leadership in Beyond 5G and 6G technologies. More details can be found here.
Stream D: Opens on June 18, 2025, focusing on advanced 5G and 6G trials and pilots within key vertical sectors. This stream has a budget of €24 million and aims to explore and demonstrate new technologies and applications. Further information is available here.
The initiative encourages collaboration between industries, academic institutions, and research entities to foster innovation and ensure that advancements lead to practical solutions.
These call topics could be interesting for researchers, developers, and industry professionals interested in 5G and 6G networks, as it are funding opportunities and collaborative efforts aimed at advancing these technologies. When interested, review the funding streams. For further information, visit the SNS JU FAQ page here.
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