The European Commission has announced over €204 million in new funding under the Digital Europe Programme to accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge digital technologies across the EU.
The nine new calls target areas such as AI, big data, digital skills, health, public services, and the automotive sector. They include:
- €15 million to develop the EU Digital Identity Wallet and mobile driving licences.
- €87.2 million to expand the Network of European Digital Innovation Hubs.
- €36.9 million for biomedical research and AI in medical imaging.
- €9 million to boost industrial data sharing.
- €4.5 million to support the Connected and Autonomous Vehicle Alliance.
- €6 million for the European Digital Media Observatory to counter disinformation.
The calls follow the recent amendment to the DIGITAL Work Programme 2025–2027, aligning EU investments with evolving technological priorities.
Find out more and apply for funding on the EU Funding and Tenders Portal.
