Building an efficient and safe internet of the future
Wireless communication systems have made rapid progress over the years. With the 5G mobile network rolling out worldwide as the new standard for broadband cellular networks, Beyond 5G and the next generation 6G networking technologies are promising to break new ground in terms of digital technologies reach throughout our private and work lives. This reach and the vast amounts of data collected from people, operations and more create a critical need for safety, privacy and fair use of data. The EU-funded TrustChain project aims to help build a future where the internet is based on the highest levels of ethics, standards and rights established by the United Nations. The project will collaborate with internet innovators to develop solutions to challenges regarding issues of security, trust, efficiency and privacy that plague current data ecosystems and the internet.
Project domains
Publications
| Title | Type of output |
|---|---|
| SURE: A New Privacy and Utility Assessment Library for Synthetic Data | Conference proceedings |
| User-Empowered Federated Learning in the Automotive Domain | Conference proceedings |
| A Systematisation of Knowledge: Connecting European Digital Identities with Web3. | Conference proceedings |
| A blockchain identity privacy management framework for a healthcare application | Conference proceedings |
| Towards a Blockchain-Enabled Trustworthy Market Framework | Conference proceedings |
| Efficient and Budget-Balanced Decentralized Management of Federated Cloud and Edge Providers | Conference proceedings |
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