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Submitted proposals - World Leading Data and Computing Technologies 2021 - deadline 21/10/2021

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Programmes Digital, Industry & Space

A total of 109 proposals has been submitted to call HORIZON-CL4-2021-DATA-01, which closed on 21 October 2021.

These proposals, of which the evaluation will be organized over the coming weeks and months, were submitted to the following topics:

  • HORIZON-CL4-2021-DATA-01-01 - Technologies and solutions for compliance, privacy preservation, green and responsible data operations (AI, Data and Robotics Partnership) (RIA): 21 proposals (indicative budget 52 EUR million)
  • HORIZON-CL4-2021-DATA-01-03 - Technologies for data management (IA): 25 proposals (indicative budget 30 EUR million)
  • HORIZON-CL4-2021-DATA-01-05 - Future European platforms for the Edge: Meta Operating Systems (RIA): 55 proposals (indicative budget 54 EUR million)
  • HORIZON-CL4-2021-DATA-01-07 - Coordination and Support of the ‘Cloud-Edge-IoT’ domain (CSA): 7 proposals (indicative budget 3 EUR million)
  • HORIZON-CL4-2021-DATA-01-08 - Roadmap for next generation computing and systems technologies (CSA): 1 proposal (indicative budget 2 EUR million)

Source: Funding and Tender Portal

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