Nemo? Found it! Next Generation Meta OS receives EU funding
New Horizon Europe funding Push for open Edge and IoT applications
The Eclipse Foundation, the EU’s largest open source software foundation, today announced it has secured three new research programs under the auspices of the Horizon Europe (HEU) programme, including two Research and Innovation Action (RIA) projects (NEMO and NEPHELE) and a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) (Open Continuum).
The NEMO (short for Next Generation Meta Operating system) project is focused on building open European platforms for the Edge. Funded for three years, the expected outcomes of this RIA are a new generation of higher-level (meta) operating systems for the smart Internet of Things with strong computing capacity at the smart device, system and edge-level, embedded in a compute continuum from IoT-to-edge-to-cloud. Such an OS should be device independent and implement advanced concepts such as ad-hoc clouds, time-triggered IoT, and decentralised intelligence.
Increasing European autonomy in data processing required to support future hyper-distributed applications by building open platforms and an open edge ecosystem including business models, driven by European actors. Achieving trust in these (meta) operating systems among actors in diverse industrial ecosystems by leveraging open standards and – where applicable – open source.
More information at https://meta-os.eu/
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