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Europa, hacia una economía de datos próspera

Cada día, se generan en el mundo 6 megabytes de datos por persona.

Europe defines the high-value datasets that the public sector will have to open up by 2024 at the latest

Updated: 21/03/2024

Europe launches a series of grants to boost high-value data

The European Union wants to bring digital technology closer to businesses, citizens and public administrations.

Europe looks at the importance of measuring data demand in the public sector

What are the needs of European public institutions that reuse open data?

Europe recognises the development of data spaces at the European Data Spaces Awards

Last September, the first edition of the European Data Spaces Awards was officially launched, an initiative promoted by the Data Spaces Support Centre (DSSC) in c

European Commission launches public consultation to seek public opinion on its draft High Value Data law

The current Directive 2019/1024 on open data and re-use of public sector information, adopted in June 2019, was established to replace and improve the former Directive

European Data Forum 2016

On 29th-30th June the European Data Forum will take place in the Dutch city of Eindhoven. Under the slogan "Scaling up the Data Economy in Europe", this event will bring together professionals, researchers, legislators and members of several initiatives to discuss about the challenges and opportunities arising from the data in the EU.

European Data Portal - survey on the benefits of reusing open data

Bajo el marco del Portal Europeo de Datos, se está llevando a cabo una encuesta para recopilar información sobre aquellas entidades que crean productos y servicios basados en la reutilización de los datos abiertos. De esta manera, a través de dichos datos será posible ilustrar el impacto económico real que supone la reutilización del open data en el sector privado de la UE.

European Data Portal shares report with some standards for homogenising high-value data

In order to comply with Directive (EU) 2019/1024 and its subsequent implementing regulation, EU member states are working on

European data regulation faces the challenge of a harmonized application that will boost data sharing

Two of the European Union's most relevant data regulations will soon articulate the legal contours that will delineate the development of the data economy in the coming years.