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Digital Europe Cybersecurity through AI-Powered Tools and Services is sponsored by European Commission Digital Europe Programme. The Digital Europe Programme call for Strengthening Cybersecurity through AI-Powered Tools and Services funds the deployment of AI-driven cybersecurity tools, technologies, and services across Europe.
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The Digital Europe Programme call DIGITAL-2026-AI-09-SOLUTIONS-CANCER-STEP funds the accelerated deployment of AI-driven medical imaging solutions for cancer diagnosis and treatment across Europe. This is part of the STEP (Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform) initiative and the EU's Cancer Mission, which aim to improve early detection and personalized treatment through multimodal AI solutions in medical imaging. Projects are expected to deploy and scale AI tools that assist radiologists and oncologists in analyzing medical images, improving diagnostic accuracy, reducing time to diagnosis, and enabling personalized treatment plans. The call provides 50% co-funding of eligible costs and is part of the Digital Europe Programme's 9th open call batch with a combined budget exceeding €204 million. The initiative connects to Europe's broader Health Data Space and the GenAI4EU strategy for deploying AI in strategic healthcare applications. Other healthcare-related calls in the same batch include health data space tools (DIGITAL-2026-AI-09-DS-HEALTH-TOOL).
The LLM-BRIDGE Venture Incubation Programme (VIP) provides up to €60,000 in financial support to selected incubators to deliver a 12-week intensive programme designed to strengthen the next generation of European GenAI startups. The programme supports up to 30 early-stage startups working on Generative AI, multilingual AI, and Natural Language Processing (NLP), helping them validate markets, refine business models, and prepare for investment. Coordinated by the Alliance for Language Technologies (ALT-EDIC), the project brings together ten organisations from across Europe. Incubators deliver structured curriculum modules covering entrepreneurial skills, market positioning, user testing, ethical AI design, legal frameworks (AI Act, GDPR, Data Act), and sustainable business models. The 12-week incubation cycle starts in June 2026.