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Find similar grantsdAIEDGE 3rd Open Call – Collaborative Projects is sponsored by dAIEDGE Consortium (European Commission). This call strives to foster innovation and technology in Europe's AI ecosystem by supporting collaborative projects to address industrial challenges in edge AI, focusing on standardisation, open-source contributions, and infrastructure development.
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