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The European Language Data Space and the Department of French and European Studies, University of Cyprus, are bringing together experts from the Cypriot Industry, Public Administration and Research to discuss the importance of language data for the development of Language Technologies and AI-based...

The European Language Data Space marked a significant milestone with the successful hosting of its Launch Conference on 19 March 2025, at the Cité internationale de la langue française in Villers-Cotterêts, France. This key event introduced the beta version of the LDS architecture to a diverse...

Since April 2024, nine LDS Country workshops have been held across Europe in Finland, Sweden, Luxembourg, Hungary, Ireland, Slovakia, Czechia, Belgium with The Netherlands and Denmark, with the mission of disseminating information on the LDS and establishing synergies of collaboration and support...

The European Language Data Space (LDS) is designed to facilitate a seamless, cross-platform and secure data exchange among the LDS marketplace members. An intuitive search function facilitates the search of data products, tools and/or services made available by other participants in the LDS...

The European Commission and Nimdzi Insights organise a CNECT University session dedicated to the Language Technology Market Landscape, which will take place online on 15 April starting from 9 CEST. The conference will disseminate the findings from the Market Study conducted by Nimdzi Insights.

The Data Spaces Symposium 2025, held in Warsaw on 11 and 12 March, brought together industry leaders, policymakers and innovators from all over Europe and beyond to explore the evolving landscape of data spaces. Organised by the Data Spaces Support Centre (DSSC) and the Data Spaces Business Alliance...

The inaugural event for the launch of the Alliance for Language Technologies EDIC (ALT-EDIC), established as a European organisation in February 2024, will take place from 18 to 20 March 2025.

The European Language Data Space (LDS) is designed as a distributed and decentralised ecosystem, consisting of central as well as local components. Each participant, be it a language data provider or consumer, needs to set up the LDS connector software on their own data infrastructure.

To apply for a participation in the LDS, the legal representative (or a delegated person) of an interested organisation fills in the application form and provides the necessary information to verify that the the eligibility criteria and other operational requirements are met.