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The last phase of Horizon 2020, the EU's Research and Innovation programme, has been launched. Roughly EUR 6 billion out of the overall budget of EUR 30 billion will be spent on research and innovations in the ICT sector. This page provides an overview of the topics and calls in the area of "Future Networks".

The Internet of the future should be more open, provide better services, more intelligence, greater involvement and participation. Join ICT Proposers' Day 2017 to find out more on how you can participate in shaping the future of the internet.

The study provides an overview and analysis of existing self-regulatory, co-regulatory and full regulatory measures and frameworks that apply to cloud services provided in the European Union (Study reference: SMART 2015/0018

Data localisation restrictions are perceived as being a barrier to a functioning Digital Single Market and a flourishing data economy. A study was conducted to investigate about data localisation restrictions that are currently in place.