DIGIS3 news: updates, initiatives, and technology opportunities

DIGIS3 will showcase its digitalisation services at events in Rennes, Lille (France), and Barcelona, where CFIA Rennes 2025, InCyber Forum Europe, and a new edition of Advanced Factories will take place.

This online training programme, starting on Thursday, 20th February, is the result of a collaboration between DIGIS3, its member DIHBU, and the startup Detektia. The employees of SMEs or public organisations based in Spain or any EU country will be able to participate in this three month, free of charge course.

The event brought together leading companies and over 90 farmers at the Valladolid Fair, promoting innovation in the agricultural sector.

The event was a resounding success, not only due to the participants' enthusiasm for learning and applying these technologies but also because of the strong demand for further training sessions, including practical guidance on using ChatGPT and refining prompt writing.

Del 3 al 5 de febrero, la Universidad de León ofrecerá un curso práctico dirigido a investigadores y profesionales en ciencias computacionales, biología y biotecnología, centrado en la secuenciación y análisis de datos genómicos mediante la tecnología Oxford Nanopore.

From 28th to 31st January 2025, between 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM, Valladolid will host Agraria: Machinery Fair 2025 at the exhibition centre (Avd. Ramón Pradera 3).

Thirty-nine women from the Salamanca Businesswomen's Association (AESAL) attended the event, led by experts from AIR Institute, the coordinating body of DIGIS3.

The SECOMUCI Research Group has provided training to employees of VEXIZA to enhance their skills in data analysis, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.

Twelve months filled with events, training sessions, agreements, and digital transformation services have driven the growth of the European Digital Innovation Hub of Castilla y León. Thank you for being part of this journey!

During its board of trustees meeting, SCAYLE highlighted an investment of over €14 million, driven by upgrades to the Caléndula supercomputer's computing power. The new SCAYLE headquarters is also on track for completion by late 2025.