вЂњGoogle Cloud is committed to Europe,вЂќ he said. Speaking at the summit, Wieland Hopfer, vice-president of engineering at Google in Munich, said the company shared common objectives with the Gaia-X project.

When Gaia-X was first mooted, there was a sense that it was seen as a means of establishing a European presence against the major providers from across the Atlantic, but it soon became apparent that the cloud mega giants were very attracted to the establishment of a common data platform across Europe. The second revelation at the summit was that the project has attracted the support of US hyperscaler cloud giants Amazon Web Services, Microsoft and Google. вЂњThatвЂ™s not an inward-looking activity, but one that pushes our talent and businesses into the global landscape.вЂќ

вЂњWe promote UK leadership in open technology,вЂќ she said. вЂњWe made this commitment as we wanted to ensure that the UK was at this particular table and to do what we can to facilitate access to Gaia-X and other European open technology collaborations over time,вЂќ she said.Д«rock added that such a move fulfilled the organisationвЂ™s remit. The commitment to open computing has been an impetus to Brock, who made sure that Open UK was an early member of Gaia-X. This was something that struck Amanda Brock, CEO of British open computing organisation Open UK, who said: вЂњI was impressed by the levels of funding from the French and German governments for the Gaia-X platform and by the в‚¬21bn commitment to investment in digital from the Commission.вЂќ First of all was the information that, in a further endorsement of the project, it has received more heavy investment from the French and German governments. The organisation behind the project held its annual summit in November 2020, and in the process gave attendees a sneak peek at how its work is progressing. Original article on Gaia Amazonas website.Set up by representatives from the fields of politics, business and science, its aim is to create a cross-continent data infrastructure based on open standards, created вЂњby Europe, for EuropeвЂќ. Undoubtedly, this is a historic commitment and its implementation requires the dialogue of knowledges between local, regional, national and international stakeholders to achieve more peaceful, just and inclusive societies. This is the result of a vision built thanks to the active participation of indigenous peoples, governments and civil society organizations. The northern region of the MaraГ±Гіn River in PerГє ДЄfter three decades of joint work with the indigenous peoples of the Northern Amazon, the AAA corridor opens the way to consolidate projects, policies and conservation models in favor of the integrity of this region.

The northern region of the Amazon River in Brazil (States of Amazonas, Roraima, AmapГЎ and ParГЎ) ДҐ. The states of Amazonas and BolГvar in Venezuela ДЈ. The governments, civil society and indigenous peoples of the nine countries that share the Amazon basin would be part of the corridor that suggests eight geographic blocks as follows:Дў. These three represent important challenges around the creation of sustainable development models to maintain the connectivity and the integral welfare of its populations. In addition to the Natural Protected Areas and Indigenous Territories, the AAA Corridor also includes areas without specific protection measures and around 440 rural and urban centers, of which Iquitos, Leticia, Manaus stand out. Approximately 65% of the area (173 million hectares) is made up of 222 Protected Natural Areas and 2,003 Indigenous Territories that connect the Amazon with the ecosystems of the Andes and the Atlantic Ocean. The proposed area includes the Amazon of Colombia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, French Guyana, Guyana, Surinam and Venezuela with an approximate area of 265 million hectares. miles) of rainforest, it is set to become the world's largest ecological corridor. Spanning a potential 135 million hectares (521,240 sq. The AAA corridor project is an initiative built from Gaia Amazonas' collaboration with Colombian indigenous communities and NGOs. Our ongoing support is being used to implement an advocacy campaign that is mobilising support for the corridor. Provided initial funding for the AAA corridor project.

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