Examples of using Data infrastructures in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Public Data Infrastructures.
Member States are beginning to put their marine data infrastructures in order.
Spatial Data Infrastructures: Assessment.
While in the long term, quantum computing holds the promise to solve computational problems that are beyond current supercomputers,26 EU competitiveness also depends on the support of HPC for pan-European data infrastructures.
(a) support, together with Member States, the procurement of advanced cybersecurity equipment, tools and data infrastructures in full compliance with data protection legislation supported by the development of voluntary standards;
To facilitate a rapid transition to e-Science, the European Commission and Member States have made significant investments in e-Infrastructures, including the pan-European research network GÉANT3,e-Science grids, data infrastructures and supercomputing.
(a) support, together with Member States, the procurement of advanced cybersecurity equipment,tools and data infrastructures in order to achieve a common high level of cybersecurity at the European level, in full compliance with data protection legislation and the fundamental rights while ensuring EU strategic autonomy.
Two communications on the strategy for future and emerging technologies and on e-infrastructures(such as the panEuropean research network GÉANT,e-science grids, data infrastructures and supercomputing) were also adopted.
Building industrial large-scale application test-beds that integrate such technologies andthat make best use of currently available HPC and data infrastructures will accelerate the pace of digitization and the innovation potential in Europe's key industry sectors(for example, healthcare, manufacturing, energy, finance& insurance, agri-food, space and security).
The EOSC will offer 1.7 million European researchers and 70 million professionals in science, technology, the humanities and social sciences a virtual environment with open and seamless services for storage and management of research data, across borders and scientific disciplines by federating existing scientific data infrastructures, currently dispersed across disciplines and the EU Member States.
Moreover, in 2017 nine Member States signed the EuroHPC Declaration, a multi-government agreement where they commit to collaborate with the Commission to build anddeploy state-of-the-art HPC and data infrastructures in Europe that would be available across the Union for scientific communities, public and private partners and would boost the Union's innovative potential.
Moreover, in 2017 nine Member States signed the EuroHPC Declaration62, a multi-government agreement where they commit to collaborate with the Commission to build anddeploy state-of-the-art HPC and data infrastructures in Europe that would be available across the Union for scientific communities, public and private partners.
Moreover, in 2017 nine Member States signed the EuroHPC Declaration 62, a multi-government agreement where they commit to collaborate with the Commission to build anddeploy state-of-the-art HPC and data infrastructures in Europe that would be available across the Union for scientific communities, public and private partners.
Moreover, in 2017 nine Member States signed the EuroHPC Declaration62, a multi-government agreement where they commit to collaborate with the Commission to build anddeploy state-of-the-art HPC and data infrastructures in Europe that would be available across the Union for scientific communities, public and private partners and strengthening the EU-added value.
High performance computing(HPC) and data infrastructure in Europe.
European Data Infrastructure.
Create a data infrastructure between car, dealer and OEM that ensures seamless data sharing for better managing customers, vehicles and your retail processes.
Commission Staff Working Document Marine Data Infrastructure Outcome of Public Consultation Brussels, 22.1.2010, SEC(2010) 73 final.
Upgrading European computing and data infrastructure to exascale 102 capacities requires additional resources in the order of EUR 5 billion.
Since one of the areas I own at Buffer is the analytics data infrastructure I have run a dozen cron jobs in the background to collect the daily analytics data for our customers.
Sandboxes could also include Big Data infrastructure giving the possibility to business users to get familiar with unstructured data as well.
The Communication proposes the creation of a legal instrument that provides aprocurement framework for an integrated exascale supercomputing and data infrastructure.
Today's initiative will pool investments to establish leading European supercomputers andbig data infrastructure.
Leaders are also using solutions that enable decoupled data, infrastructure and applications.
To propose, by end-2017, a legal instrument that provides aprocurement framework for an integrated exascale supercomputing and data infrastructure.
(b) Provide a framework foracquisition of an integrated world-class pre-exascale supercomputing and data infrastructure in Europe;
SME provides a solution to this complex problem by unifying business, governmental andend users data storage solutions(on-premise and cloud-based alike) in one converged data infrastructure.
The end goalis to establish in the EU a world-class HPC and data infrastructure that Member States on their own cannot afford- in particular those with little or no significant HPC resources in place.