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Cloud native: definition, features. Become a partner of our R&D center
The term cloud native is now synonymous with innovation and digital transformation. It’s more than a technology—it represents a new paradigm in software development and
Big Data Analytics: definition, history, and European projects
From forecasting market trends to uncovering hidden data patterns, big data analytics is pushing businesses and institutions to rethink their analytical models. Big data analytics
Predictive analytics and AI: innovation in European projects
Predictive analytics, when combined with artificial intelligence (AI), is revolutionizing multiple sectors—from healthcare to public safety—by offering innovative and predictive solutions that enhance quality of
Minor research projects in Europe for SMEs: opportunities, benefits, and how to get started
Minor research projects offer European SMEs an opportunity to innovate, collaborate, and secure funding. These initiatives are tailored to address specific challenges and drive growth
AI models and LLMs: the future of innovation in EU projects
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how we work, communicate, and innovate. At the heart of this transformation are AI models, particularly
Smart object: home automation and IoT between comfort, innovation and privacy
Smart objects, home automation, IoT: terms we hear more and more often, but what do they really mean and how are they changing our homes?
R&D (research and development) in the company: what it is and why it is important [5 best practices to follow]
In today’s competitive and challenging market, technological innovation is the beating heart of every company. Therefore, the role of R&D (research and development) is essential
ICT research: what it’s, areas of application and achievements
We have been finding ICT in many sectors of the economy for a while, but what are they? And what does it mean to do
Deep neural networks: what they are and why they are revolutionising AI
Deep neural networks are at the heart of today’s artificial intelligence (AI). Inspired by the structure of the human brain, they have become synonymous with
Augmented reality (AR): meaning, applications and examples
Augmented reality (AR) is a technology that enriches human sensory perception with digital information superimposed on physical reality. Unlike virtual reality (VR), which creates a
Internet of Things (IoT): what it is, main application areas and examples
Imagine your home automatically adjusting the temperature to provide you with maximum comfort, or lights that turn on and off following your movements. This is
Computer vision: what it is, how it works and 4 areas of future application
Computer vision is a technology that allows computers to interpret and analyse images and videos in a similar way as the human brain does. Artificial
