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AI-NET (Accelerating Digital Transformation in Europe by Intelligent NETwork Automation)

By: Lena Källberg
Sector
ICT, internet
Participants

AI-NET Protect, one of three AI-NET sub-projects, involved 36 project members from Germany, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden.

Field

Innovation, research, communication infrastructure, 5G (6G)

Value

The AI-NET Protect teams developed and tested an array of solutions for AI-infused Internet network systems. Using a detailed set of KPI’s, the solutions were thoroughly evaluated to prove they provide future-proof edge-centric network environments that are energy-efficient, sustainable and secure.

Project type

International research project

AI technology

Edge-centric compute, machine learning

Summary

AI-NET is an award-winning international research project aimed at developing next-generation communication solutions for a secure and sustainable digital transformation. Between 2021 and 2024, over 90 participants, representing seven European countries, have been working together to accelerate the development of digital communication, including powerful, energy-efficient edge computing and infrastructure solutions for 5G—and future 6G—technology.

AI-NET was awarded the prestigious CELTIC-NEXT Innovation Award at the Berlin 6G Conference. Savantic has been part of the AI-NET PROTECT sub-project, which was focused on network performance and the protection of critical data and infrastructure.

Goal

The goal of the project has been to research high-performance services deployed and operated at the network edge, by using artificial intelligence in addition to traditional optimisation algorithms. AI-NET Protect investigated ways of monitoring internet traffic to detect anomalies and outliers.

Solution

The project developed a scalable network and node architecture with added telemetry and intent-based software-defined network management and control, providing support for AI-based automation of end-to-end services. The system created was used for monitoring internet traffic but can be used for checking other kinds of data as well.

Result

By using machine learning algorithms to detect outliers and anomalies in internet traffic, and by employing artificial intelligence in those systems, performance can be optimised, providing proactive fault and anomaly detection and security incident management.

CISSAN

By: Karoly Makonyi
Sector
ICT, internet
Participants

AI-NET Protect, one of three AI-NET sub-projects, involved 36 project members from Germany, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden.

Field

Innovation, research, communication infrastructure, 5G (6G)

Value
The AI-NET Protect teams developed and tested an array of solutions for AI-infused Internet network systems. Using a detailed set of KPI’s, the solutions were thoroughly evaluated to prove they provide future-proof edge-centric network environments that are energy-efficient, sustainable and secure.
Project type

International research project

AI technology
Edge-centric compute, machine learning

Summary

The CISSAN (Collective Intelligence Supported by Security Aware Nodes) project is an international collaboration involving Sweden, Finland, Austria, and Spain. It focuses on enhancing the security and resilience of IoT networks, particularly in the energy sector. By leveraging collective security intelligence, the project enables networks to identify compromised devices, detect malicious activities, and implement countermeasures efficiently.

Goal

The Swedish partners in CISSAN aim to strengthen cybersecurity in the energy sector by developing innovative methods for securing IoT networks. The project seeks to ensure a more reliable energy supply, improve resilience against cyber threats, and enhance the competitiveness of energy companies through advanced security solutions.

Solution

To achieve its goals, CISSAN integrates collective security intelligence into IoT networks, allowing them to collaboratively detect threats and respond effectively. The project emphasizes resource efficiency by intelligently distributing security functions across network nodes, ultimately making energy systems more secure, robust, and resistant to cyberattacks.

For more information on CISSAN, click here: https://www.jyu.fi/en/projects/cissan