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For companies in the rural tourism sector, generating high-quality and relevant digital content is essential to achieve good search engine positioning and thus gain visibility among potential customers, which is key to their survival. However, this content generation requires a significant investment of resources, which is usually beyond the reach of small companies.

The PRAVIA project “Industrial competitiveness based on enterprise knowledge management via Artificial Intelligence” is set within a context of digital transformation that is impacting various industrial sectors, where the adoption of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics is helping to optimise operational and decision-making processes.

The objective of the Q-CARE project “Quantum computing and AI to revolutionise excellence and digitalisation in the healthcare sector” is the application of Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AAI), quantum and quantum-inspired computing technologies for the identification of new chemical compounds, the reconstruction of phylogenetic trees, and the optimisation of care processes, diagnosis and treatment of chronic diseases.

The TAPIA project “Digital passport for regulatory compliance in industry” is presented as an opportunity for the incorporation of distributed ledger and digital identity technologies, specifically through the implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) on blockchain, with the aim of digitalising and tracking the information generated throughout the entire production process of a product, ensuring its transparency, accuracy and security.

The development of three-dimensional (3D) tissue models that allow the investigation of the physiology and pathology of different biological structures, without the need to use animal models or invasive procedures to obtain samples, represents a major advancement in the study of multiple diseases, including cancer.

The European Commission is aiming for a climate-neutral economy by 2050, with a strong focus on decarbonisation and the use of renewable energy. “Energy communities” play a key role in this transition by empowering citizens, small businesses and local authorities to generate and consume their own renewable energy, turning them into “energy prosumers”.

The GRAPERTE project, “Innovative transformation of the wine journey towards a more digitalised and sustainable sector”, aims to drive innovation and digitalisation across the entire wine sector by promoting sustainable, competitive and resilient agri-food production. It is funded through the PERTE Agro-Food initiative within the framework of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (Next Generation funds).

Izertis is shaping Europe’s digital future by leading key projects in Digital Identity. Discover how it's building the new European digital infrastructure.

According to IDC's latest research, the use of Generative AI (GenAI) is set to grow dramatically from 55% in 2023 to 75% in 2024