Data Week is the spring gathering of the European Big Data and Data-Driven AI research and innovation community. This year, Data Week will be held online from 25th to the 27th of May. The event follows the tradition of the Big Data Value Summit, promoting opportunities, knowledge sharing and fostering Big Data and Data-Driven AI ecosystem development. […]
For many years companies have been running technical benchmarks to compare the performance of different technologies and systems. This benchmarking process provides very valuable information but in many cases, it is not correlated with the impact of the solutions at business level. This was precisely the starting point of the DataBench project, funded by the […]
The European Big Data Value Forum 2019 aims to continue the success of previous editions, where on average every year around 700 industry professionals, business developers, researchers, and policymakers coming from 40 different countries attended the event.
The second edition of the BDV PPP event called the BDV PPP Summit will focus on Impact empowered by Data-driven Artificial Intelligence. It will be held on June 26-28 at the Latvian National Library, the prestigious and modern landmark of Riga, Latvia.
This event is a key opportunity not only for people from science, industry and politics but also for representatives of civil society organisations to contribute to the debate on how big data solutions can be developed and used in a responsible way, protecting societal values to the greatest possible extent.
We are pleased to announce the first of a series of Webinars related to Big Data technologies and business insights to be hosted by the BDVe project on behalf of the BDVA. The webinar presented by the DataBench project is scheduled for October 9 at 12:00 CET.
This conference that brings together major experts on software architecture research and practice. One of the workshops, which will count on participation of BDVA is of special interest to the DataBench project: "Workshop on Software Architecture Challenges in Big Data".
Building on current European, cross-border, national and private initiatives, this joint workshop focuses on identifying the main challenges ahead to develop the so-called European Data Space, essential for the development of AI, and to identify potential paths for the future.
This project has received funding from the European Horizon 2020 Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement n° 780966