Germany Executive Summary The mission of G-Lab_Ener-G is to develop a comprehensive approach to the Future Internet architecture that includes energy efficiency as a fundamental principle. Key enablers for reaching this goal are virtualization and consolidation of communicational and computational resources and the exploitation of energy-saving features of hardware. The energy consumption of different components [...]
Overall Scope Key Information Full Name: Romanian Library Network in Science and Technology Runs from: On-going (Dec. 2004 – June 2006 for predecessor NUSIDOC) Website: http://nusidoc.upb.ro/ Summary Given the development of library information systems in Romania and the development of virtual libraries in Europe at project starting date, the project proposed, for the first time [...]
Overall Scope Key Information Runs from: Jan. 2010 – Jan. 2013 (36 months) Website: www.iip.net.pl Summary The project “Future Internet Engineering” is the strategic polish research project aimed at improving capabilities of the current Internet by proposing more efficient network infrastructure and new set of applications. The project activities are grouped in four main work [...]
Overall Scope One of the most important factors that will enable shift to the Future Internet, as it is believed it should look like, is a revolution in means of communication with one another via the Internet. Emerging services are expected to accelerate a transfer of increasing number of real-world activities to the Web. It [...]
Overall Scope Key Information Runs from: Jan. 2008 – June 2010 (30 months) Website(s): www.4ward-project.eu Summary 4WARD has performed research on the architecture of a Future Internet adopting a “clean slate” research approach. This means that the practical constraints of evolving from the existing TCP/IP-based network architecture is temporarily ignored in the interest of discovering [...]
Overall Scope Key Information Runs from: Sept. 2009 – Sept. 2011 (24 months) Website(s): http://www.net.fim.uni-passau.de/ener-g Summary The mission of G-Lab_Ener-G is to develop a comprehensive approach to the future Internet architecture that includes energy efficiency as a fundamental principle. Key enablers for reaching this goal are the virtualization and consolidation of communicational and computational resources [...]
ceFIMS (FP7-258542) is funded by the European Commission’s 7th Framework Information Sociey Technologies (IST) Programme, in Objective 1.1 The Network of the Future.
The ceFIMS project addresses fragmentation of ICT research between European Member States. ceFIMS is gathering knowledge of Member State-funded research to work towards consensus on problems and approaches at the Member State level.
ceFIMS will produce a research roadmap to maximise synergies between EU and Member State investments in Future Internet research, establishing the basis for an ERA-NET+ on the Future Internet.
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