European Sovereign Cloud: navigating opportunities and challenges
15:00–17:00 CET
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The event proposed by the European Digital Tech Watch aims to identify and discuss high-value AI applications that can drive competitiveness across Europe, in line with the strategic priorities of the European economy and the European Commission’s Apply AI strategy.
As a partner event of the European Commission’s AI Innovation Month, the initiative contributes to a broader programme of activities promoting AI innovation across Europe. More information is available on the AI Innovation Month webpage.
By bringing together stakeholders from both the supply side (AI startups, scale-ups, and technology providers) and the demand side (large corporations), the event will explore how AI can generate tangible economic value across sectors.
A central element of the event will be the presentation of new evidence on the EU AI ecosystem, including:
The event will also address key enablers of AI adoption, including data availability, cloud and computing infrastructures, AI skills, and technological sovereignty.
The event is designed for an expert group of senior stakeholders operating across Europe, including Heads of AI, Chief Data Officers, innovation leaders from large corporations (e.g. manufacturing, energy, banking and telecommunications), AI startups and scale-ups active in sector-specific applications, researchers, and experts in AI and industrial innovation.
Alberto Storace
Head of Data & Intelligence
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
Antonio Curado
Head of Data
Deliverect
Vida Ahmadi Mehri
Data & AI Governance Officer
Electrolux Group
Elaine Zaunseder
Policy Officer in the unit for Excellence in AI and Robotics at the European AI Office
European Commission
Paolo Venturoni
CEO
European Organisation for Security
Giorgio Mosca
Head of Digital Transformation & Sustainability Governance
Leonardo Aeronautics Division
Angelo Lippolis
Technology & Innovation Lead
Galene.AI - S2E Lux
Yavuz Sarikaya
ProgrammeManager & Advisor, ResearchDepartment, Université libre de Bruxelles
SustAIn.brussels
Mehrdad Mamaghani
VP Head Data Science & ML Engineering
Volvo Group
Anna Buttaboni
Associate Partner
Wemanity Reply
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The official time of this event is the one shown above. Your browser converted it to the time zone set on your device.
The event proposed by the European Digital Tech Watch aims to identify and discuss high-value AI applications that can drive competitiveness across Europe, in line with the strategic priorities of the European economy and the European Commission’s Apply AI strategy.
As a partner event of the European Commission’s AI Innovation Month, the initiative contributes to a broader programme of activities promoting AI innovation across Europe. More information is available on the AI Innovation Month webpage.
By bringing together stakeholders from both the supply side (AI startups, scale-ups, and technology providers) and the demand side (large corporations), the event will explore how AI can generate tangible economic value across sectors.
A central element of the event will be the presentation of new evidence on the EU AI ecosystem, including:
The event will also address key enablers of AI adoption, including data availability, cloud and computing infrastructures, AI skills, and technological sovereignty.
The event is designed for an expert group of senior stakeholders operating across Europe, including Heads of AI, Chief Data Officers, innovation leaders from large corporations (e.g. manufacturing, energy, banking and telecommunications), AI startups and scale-ups active in sector-specific applications, researchers, and experts in AI and industrial innovation.
Alberto Storace
Head of Data & Intelligence
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
Antonio Curado
Head of Data
Deliverect
Vida Ahmadi Mehri
Data & AI Governance Officer
Electrolux Group
Elaine Zaunseder
Policy Officer in the unit for Excellence in AI and Robotics at the European AI Office
European Commission
Paolo Venturoni
CEO
European Organisation for Security
Giorgio Mosca
Head of Digital Transformation & Sustainability Governance
Leonardo Aeronautics Division
Angelo Lippolis
Technology & Innovation Lead
Galene.AI - S2E Lux
Yavuz Sarikaya
ProgrammeManager & Advisor, ResearchDepartment, Université libre de Bruxelles
SustAIn.brussels
Mehrdad Mamaghani
VP Head Data Science & ML Engineering
Volvo Group
Anna Buttaboni
Associate Partner
Wemanity Reply
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.
The official time of this event is the one shown above. Your browser converted it to the time zone set on your device.
The event proposed by the European Digital Tech Watch aims to identify and discuss high-value AI applications that can drive competitiveness across Europe, in line with the strategic priorities of the European economy and the European Commission’s Apply AI strategy.
As a partner event of the European Commission’s AI Innovation Month, the initiative contributes to a broader programme of activities promoting AI innovation across Europe. More information is available on the AI Innovation Month webpage.
By bringing together stakeholders from both the supply side (AI startups, scale-ups, and technology providers) and the demand side (large corporations), the event will explore how AI can generate tangible economic value across sectors.
A central element of the event will be the presentation of new evidence on the EU AI ecosystem, including:
The event will also address key enablers of AI adoption, including data availability, cloud and computing infrastructures, AI skills, and technological sovereignty.
The event is designed for an expert group of senior stakeholders operating across Europe, including Heads of AI, Chief Data Officers, innovation leaders from large corporations (e.g. manufacturing, energy, banking and telecommunications), AI startups and scale-ups active in sector-specific applications, researchers, and experts in AI and industrial innovation.
Alberto Storace
Head of Data & Intelligence
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
Antonio Curado
Head of Data
Deliverect
Vida Ahmadi Mehri
Data & AI Governance Officer
Electrolux Group
Elaine Zaunseder
Policy Officer in the unit for Excellence in AI and Robotics at the European AI Office
European Commission
Paolo Venturoni
CEO
European Organisation for Security
Giorgio Mosca
Head of Digital Transformation & Sustainability Governance
Leonardo Aeronautics Division
Angelo Lippolis
Technology & Innovation Lead
Galene.AI - S2E Lux
Yavuz Sarikaya
ProgrammeManager & Advisor, ResearchDepartment, Université libre de Bruxelles
SustAIn.brussels
Mehrdad Mamaghani
VP Head Data Science & ML Engineering
Volvo Group
Anna Buttaboni
Associate Partner
Wemanity Reply
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.
The official time of this event is the one shown above. Your browser converted it to the time zone set on your device.
The event proposed by the European Digital Tech Watch aims to identify and discuss high-value AI applications that can drive competitiveness across Europe, in line with the strategic priorities of the European economy and the European Commission’s Apply AI strategy.
As a partner event of the European Commission’s AI Innovation Month, the initiative contributes to a broader programme of activities promoting AI innovation across Europe. More information is available on the AI Innovation Month webpage.
By bringing together stakeholders from both the supply side (AI startups, scale-ups, and technology providers) and the demand side (large corporations), the event will explore how AI can generate tangible economic value across sectors.
A central element of the event will be the presentation of new evidence on the EU AI ecosystem, including:
The event will also address key enablers of AI adoption, including data availability, cloud and computing infrastructures, AI skills, and technological sovereignty.
The event is designed for an expert group of senior stakeholders operating across Europe, including Heads of AI, Chief Data Officers, innovation leaders from large corporations (e.g. manufacturing, energy, banking and telecommunications), AI startups and scale-ups active in sector-specific applications, researchers, and experts in AI and industrial innovation.
Alberto Storace
Head of Data & Intelligence
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti
Antonio Curado
Head of Data
Deliverect
Vida Ahmadi Mehri
Data & AI Governance Officer
Electrolux Group
Elaine Zaunseder
Policy Officer in the unit for Excellence in AI and Robotics at the European AI Office
European Commission
Paolo Venturoni
CEO
European Organisation for Security
Giorgio Mosca
Head of Digital Transformation & Sustainability Governance
Leonardo Aeronautics Division
Angelo Lippolis
Technology & Innovation Lead
Galene.AI - S2E Lux
Yavuz Sarikaya
ProgrammeManager & Advisor, ResearchDepartment, Université libre de Bruxelles
SustAIn.brussels
Mehrdad Mamaghani
VP Head Data Science & ML Engineering
Volvo Group
Anna Buttaboni
Associate Partner
Wemanity Reply
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.