XIFI is a project of the European Public-Private-Partnership on Future Internet (FI-PPP) programme. In this context XIFI is the project responsible for the capacity building part of the programme. XIFI will pave the way for the establishment of a common European market for large-scale trials for Future Internet and Smart Cities through the creation of…
This project introduces the concept of User Centric Networking (UCN), which is a new paradigm leveraging user information at large to deliver novel content recommendation systems and content delivery frameworks. The goal of this project is to design a UCN system architecture for user-centric connected media services. We will build UCN upon three complementary research…
The objective of the AmpliFIRE Support Action is to prepare FIRE for year 2020, in strengthening the exploitation and impact creation capacities of Future Internet Research and Experimentation (FIRE) facilities. It brings the concept of open innovation into the world of FIRE, involving beneficiaries across the range from infrastructure technologies to new modes of interaction,…
CI-FIRE is supporting the sustainable use of FIRE facilities in several different ways. We are analysing the sustainability potential of these test facilities. We are developing an experimentation-driven innovation business framework template. We are implementing an exemplary collaboration with EIT ICT Labs (European Institute of Innovation and Technology).
The EU-China-FIRE Project is a 2 years (2013 – 2015) EU-funded project, facilitating coordination and support to EU-China cooperation on Future Internet Experimental Research (FIRE) and IPv6. China is a very large country pursuing its ICT infrastructure development which could lead to pioneer the implementation of Future Internet advanced technologies as well as being a…
The SCAMPI project – develops the technical solutions for a service platform in mobile and pervasive opportunistic networks. SCAMPI extends the concept of opportunistic networking to the concept of opportunistic resource usage, thus allowing users not only to simply communicate, but also to use complex services in spite of long disconnections and severe partitions of…
The main challenge for the INFINITY project is to establish an approach that can quickly engage with infrastructure owners and application developers Europe-wide, building as far as possible on existing data, information, projects and programmes, to create a new, useful and valuable repository of infrastructure capability and capacity that relates need to opportunity and facilitates…
The Leone project seeks to build a network management framework that integrates an unprecedented number and diversity of sources of information about the network and its performance, including measurements focussed on the quality of experience perceived by the end users in a world of highly distributed and increasingly meshed applications.
The FUSION project aims to bring SMEs to FIRE networking facilities so that SMEs can test out and experiment with innovative applications, services and systems on state-of-the-art networking facilities. A FUSION portal will be ready in May 2013 to broker SME requirements and facilities.
