We are delighted to announce the release of the comprehensive study report, “Benchmarking the Impact of the Next Generation Internet Initiative.”
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The underrepresentation of women and LGTBIQA+ individuals in the tech and innovation sectors is a well-known issue.
Major European Commissions’ NGI (Next Generation Internet) innovators will be featured at the upcoming OW2con’24, held on June 11-12 in Paris
Time flies, doesn’t it? Over five years, we’ve seen so much happen: projects born and grown, events attended, and goals…
Discover how the recent talk hosted by NGI have been shaping the future of digital privacy.
At the OSS LLMs scientific conference, part of the Infosys 2024 Congress alongside the Evolving Internet event in Athens, the…
#AIAct passed: The European Parliament just voted in favour with an overwhelming majority.
The Next Generation Internet is a European Commission funded initiative that facilitates, funds, enables, and promotes the shift towards a safe, human-centric, and inclusive internet through the development of digital commons. As part of this journey, NGI is committed to addressing the current gender gap that exists in open source, and more generally within the software development landscape. While celebrating International Women’s Day, we share in this post some of the work being carried out to address these issues as part of a wider effort to promote equity, diversity and inclusion across all elements of the NGI ecosystem.
Next generation Internet Outreach Office organized the ‘Next Generation Internet (NGI) Panel: Communities, Digital Rights & The Future of the Internet.’
The NGI Zero coalition, spearheaded by NLnet Foundation, has announced the launch of the NGI Zero Commons Fund, set to award over €21.6 million in grants for the development of open digital technologies.