Taler Systems SA is a technology company specialising in creating free software for digital payment systems. Our flagship product, the GNU Taler System, is a privacy-respecting digital payment system with built-in age restrictions that allows for fast and secure transactions with anonymity for the buyer.
NGI
Taler Systems SA is a technology company specialising in creating free software for digital payment systems. Our flagship product, the GNU Taler System, is a privacy-respecting digital payment system with built-in age restrictions that allows for fast and secure transactions with anonymity for the buyer.
KnowledgeX is a platform for privacy-preserving cross-company data processing. By using blockchain technologies and trusted computing, we let users define where and how their data can be processed and by which actors. We create a shared audit trail that lets users at any point in time see what happened.
Interview with Andrea Danielli, Founder & CEO of Mopso. From curiosity to practice After almost ten years working as an…
Digital Commons are among the core assets to pursue Europe’s Digital Sovereignty. Several initiatives and calls for actions are gaining traction, striving to bring real benefits to individuals and organisations by ensuring open, inclusive and decentralised access to digital resources in line with the core principles and action of the Next Generation Internet (NGI) Initiative.
DAPSI Final Event #3 was hosted last week in Paris (and online) by Cap Digital and DAPSI partners – Zabala, F6S, IMT Starter, Fraunhofer IAIS and Engineering.
On 28 September 2022 – Gemma Carolillo, Deputy Head of Next Generation Internet Unit, European Commission, presented the NGI initiative at the Connect University Autumn School Secure & Sustainable Digital Infrastructures.
I installed my first open source operating system, OpenBSD, and wrote my first C-code, when I was 9 years old, back when I was growing up in Switzerland. I was inspired by the idea of a sentient computer (Artificial General Intelligence) controlling a robot in Knight Rider.
Bringing together the Open Internet Search community in Europe, involving science, computing centres, libraries, politics, legal and ethics experts and society, the Open Search Symposium series provides a forum to discuss and advance the ideas and concepts of Open Internet search in Europe.
NGI ultimately addresses the need for a more fair, safe, resilient, sustainable, human-centred and decentralised internet. Equity, Diversity and Inclusion are the backbones of this envisioned future.