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This deliverable analyzes digital technology services provided by innovation hubs in EU and LAC collaboration, highlighting trends and practices.
This deliverable compiles and analyses the services on digital technologies provided by the innovation hubs selected under the SPIDER Twinning Programme. The Twinning Programme aims to connect EU and LAC innovation hubs to boost collaboration on the digital transformation technologies addressed by SPIDER, namely AI, Cloud Computing, Blockchain, 5G, Cybersecurity, High Performance Computing (HPC) and Virtual Research Environments (VRE). Under this scope, 5 Twinning Pairs, each comprising one EU organisation and one LAC organisation, were connected and encouraged to develop a structured cooperation, to be documented through an Action Plan. As part of the innovation hubs cooperation, each actor selected under the SPIDER Twinning Programme was asked to describe 2 to 5 of their services dealing with digital transformation technologies through a standard template. This resulted in the service portfolios that are to be hosted on the SPIDER website and shared with the projects, startups and SMEs benefiting from the support services to be delivered under T4.2 of the SPIDER programme. The present document collects and analyses the services described by each of the Twinned Hubs, so as to identify trends and good practices within the EU and LAC ecosystems. In total, 9 out of the 10 twinning hubs were provided a service portfolio template that was adapted to the type of services delivered and submitted to the team implementing Work Package 4 under the SPIDER Project. The charts and aggregated data in this deliverable take the services of these 9 twinned hubs into account. The full service portfolios of each innovation hub can be found in the annexes.
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