Data Sharing Festival 2025 – Check slides

On Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 5th of February 2025, the Data Sharing Festival took place in The Hague. This 2-days event was attended by over 400 participants. This year’s topic was ‘Next Level Dataspaces: Adopt, Scale and Roll-out’.

Focus was on practical solutions & collaborations

The focus of this years event was on practical solutions and collaborations to scale up market adoption for trustworthy data sharing. On our festival website you will find the slides of the (keynote) speakers.

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