Géraud Guilloud. Horizon-2020 appels Atelier 5G & Internet Technologies & Digital Security

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1 Géraud Guilloud Horizon-2020 appels Atelier 5G & Internet Technologies & Digital Security

2 Très récurrent dans ces thématiques - 2 -

3 Programme H2020 trois priorités - 3 -

4 ICT 5 Customised and low energy computing Programming environments and toolboxes 25/04/ M RIA specific application domains 4-6M Security by design

5 ICT 5 Impact Customised and low energy computing realistic use cases toolboxes reducing the effort needed to include digital technology inside any type of product or service Increase SME market share - 5 -

6 ICT 5 Acteur Clefs Top 5 proposers BARCELONA SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER THALES SA EIDGENOESSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZUERICH RUHR-UNIVERSITAT BOCHUM INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS CEA INRIA Top 5 funded ARM LIMITED FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY HELLAS BARCELONA SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER IBM IRELAND FRAUNHOFER OFFIS THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF BELFAST Bull SAS PANEPISTIMIO THESSALIAS CEA THALES SA - 6 -

7 Challenge Future Internet 5G PPP - 7 -

8 5G PPP Roadmap to leverage work and results of phase 1 (WP ) and to accelerate on proof of concepts and demonstrators

9 ICT 7 5G PPP Research and Validation of critical technologies and systems wireless access and radio network architecture/technologies High capacity elastic - optical networks 08/11/ M RIA 5-8M Software Network

10 ICT 8 5G PPP Convergent Technologies Ubiquitous 5G access leveraging optical technologies 08/11/ M IA Flexible network applications, Virtualised Network Functions 5-8M Collaboration with Taiwan (RIA)

11 ICT 9 Networking research beyond 5G novel use of the spectrum potential (>90Ghz) 08/11/ M RIA Advanced signal processing (Tbit/s) 2-3M Demand-attentive and cooperation networking

12 ICT 7, 8 & 9 Acteurs Clefs Top 5 proposers FRAUNHOFER TELEFONICA UNIVERSITY OF SURREY ORANGE SA PT INOVACAO E SISTEMAS SA Top 5 funded TELEFONICA ORANGE SA NEC EUROPE LTD FRAUNHOFER TELECOM ITALIA ALCATEL-LUCENT DEUTSCHLAND INTEL MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS GMBH ATOS SPAIN SA Huawei Technologies Duesseldorf GmbH

13 ICT 11 Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability and Social Innovation New participatory innovation models for economy and society Solutions for sustainable lifestyles 25/04/ M IA 1-2M Emerging ethics of digital innovation

14 ICT 11 Acteurs Clefs Top 5 proposers sigma orionis sa the open university OUISHARE ethniko kentro erevnas kai technologikis anaptyxis university of southampton the university of reading institute of communication and computer systems fraunhofer aristotelio panepistimio thessalonikis Top 5 funded Sigma orionis sa Ethniko kentro erevnas kai technologikis anaptyxis Universitat politecnica de catalunya The open university Panepistimio thessalias Centre national de la recherche scientifique Stichting waag society University of southampton Universita degli studi di trento Zentrum fuer soziale innovation gmbh Nethood Institut d'arquitectura avancada de catalunya

15 ICT 4 SAE Overview IoT Internet of Things Large Scale Pilots 100 M LEIT ICT Smart Cyber- Physical systems 20 M LEIT ICT Thin, Organic and Large Area Electronics 20 M Call Deadline 12 April 2016 LEIT ICT SSI Smart System Integration 18,5 M LEIT ICT Smart Anything Everywhere 25,5 M Call Deadline 8 November 2016 LEIT ICT Customised and low energy computing 26 M Call Deadline 25 April 2017 Stimulate the development of the next wave of products with digital technologies inside LEIT ICT SMEinst Open Disruption Innovation Scheme (implemented through the SME instrument) Action targeting Innovative SMEs No deadline Always open calls 60M for 2016 & 66M for

16 ICT 4 SAE Critical mass Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Competence Centres Infrastructure and access to technology Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Cross value chain design experiment Application experiments should be driven by user requirements. Bring together actors along value chain. Experts to assist new users in customising and applying digital technologies in their environment. With the aim to: Develop novel products or services with digital technologies. Financial support to third parties may be used to be flexible on which experiments will be carried out

17 ICT 4 - SAE 3 aspects to tackle Network of competence centres Cross-border experiments Long-term sustainability

18 ICT 4 Smart Anything Everywhere Initiative Cyber-physical and embedded systems Customised low energy computing powering CPS and the IoT 08/11/ M IA -7M Advanced micro-electronics components and Smart System Integration Organic and large area electronics

19 ICT 4 Smart Anything Everywhere Initiative increases in market shares increase competitiveness of digital technology suppliers Creation of a self-sustainable ecosystem of innovation hubs

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21 Programme H2020 trois priorités

22 DS 6 1/2 Cryptography 25/04/ M more flexible encryption solutions RIA ultra-high-speed cryptology 3-5M Implementation in hardware and software, good practices

23 DS 6 2/2 Cryptography Authenticated encrypted token research for mobile payment solutions 25/04/ M RIA Innovative cryptographic primitives 3-5M New techniques, (i.e. quantum safe cryptography)

24 DS 7 Addressing Advanced Cyber Security Threats and Threat Actors Situational Awareness RIA /08/ M 2-5M Simulation Environments, Training IA

25 DS 8 Privacy, Data Protection, Digital Identities 24/08/ M Privacy-enhancing Technologies IA GDPR in practice Secure digital identities General Data Protection Regulation 2-3M

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27 IoT : R&I on IoT integration and platforms 25/04/ M sophisticated platform architectures for smart objects RIA embedded intelligence 3-5M smart networks

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29 SC4 Transport MG : Innovative ICT solutions for future logistics operations 26/01/ M RIA 3-5M 2 stages 3-6 MG : Increasing the take up and scale-up of innovative solutions to achieve sustainable mobility in urban areasinnovative ICT solutions for future logistics operations 26/01/ M IA 2-5M 2 stages

30 SC4 Transport ART : ICT infrastructure to enable the transition towards road transport automation 26/01/ M IA 5-15M 2 stages 5-7 MG : Increasing the take up and scale-up of innovative solutions to achieve sustainable mobility in urban areasinnovative ICT solutions for future logistics operations 01/02/ M * IA 7-10M

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32 Retroplanning Aujourd hui 26-27/09/ /04/ /09/

33 Pourquoi maintenant? 34

34 Géraud Guilloud Merci pour votre attention! Questions?