Ildi Alla and Valeria Loscri of INRIA presented their paper titled “Sec5GLoc: Securing 5G Indoor Localization via Adversary-Resilient Deep Learning Architecture” at the IEEE Conference on Communications and Network Security which took place on 8–11 September 2025 in Avignon, France,

Prof. Giancarlo Fortino of the University of Calabria delivered a talk titled “From Digital Twins to Generative Digital Twins: A Novel Approach in the IoT Edge-Cloud Continuum” as part of a DISCOVER-US webinar. DISCOVER-US is an initiative promoting collaboration between European and U.S. researchers in areas such as distributed computing and swarm intelligence. The talk is available on [youtube].

Nikos Terzenidis et. al. of NVIDIA presented a paper titled “Programmable Fabrics with Optical Switches in AI Supercomputers” at the 30th OptoElectronics and Communications Conference/ International Conference on Photonics in Switching and Computing 2025.

Prof. Giancarlo Fortino of the University of Calabria delivered a lecture at the 2025 IEEE RAS Summer School on Cooperative Connected and Autonomous Agents, held on July 21–25, 2025, at the Polytechnic University of Bari, Bari, Italy. He presented “From Digital Twins to Generative Digital Twins: Towards a Novel Approach in the IoT Edge‑Cloud Continuum,” highlighting research partially developed within the MLSysOps project and demonstrating how generative digital twin methods can support scalable, intelligent edge‑cloud systems.

The summer school brings together researchers and students to explore advances in autonomous agents, covering theory, applications, and their societal impact.

A poster based on recent work by Foivos Pournaropoulos (UTH) was presented at the ACACES 2025 Summer School which took place in July 13 to 19, 2025 at Fiuggi, Italy. The poster builds on research published in Future Generation Computer Systems (2024), titled “Fluidity: Providing Flexible Deployment and Adaptation Policy Experimentation for Serverless and Distributed Applications Spanning Cloud-Edge-Mobile Environments“.

The ACACES Summer School focuses on advanced topics in high-performance computer architecture and compilation, and aims to promote scientific exchange and strengthen international collaboration between academia and industry.

We are excited to announce that the MLSysOps Framework—the open-source outcome of the MLSysOps Project—is now available.

Join us for a hands-on session on July 18, 2025 where we will introduce the framework and the motivation behind its development. During the session, we will demonstrate how set up a testbed from scratch using provided scripts, deploy the system, and run a real-world example. Additionally, we will highlight our policy API and offer a sneak peek of how ML blends in. The session will conclude with a discussion on next steps and ways to get involved.

For more information about the live event as well as access to the framework, please visit our Software Framework page.

NTT Data is proud to announce that the work of the Italian teams of Telco Innovation & EDGE Network Engineering and System engineering was awarded Best Moonshot Catalyst for TelcoMonetization at the DTW25-Ignite forum in Copenhagen!

“Monetizing Federated Connectivity for Automotive OEMs” is a project focused on Telco monetization and distributed connectivity with Edge/MEC. It was developed in collaboration with leading partners from the telecommunications and automotive sectors and presented at the TM Forum’s flagship event. Participation in the MLSysOps Project contributed to shaping the proposed solution.

INRIA highlighted its latest research at two key conferences this June:

Aya Moheddine and Valeria Loscri presented their work on “Identifying and Exploiting a Denial-of-Service Vulnerability in the NGAP Protocol in 5G Networks at the EuCNC & 6G Summit which took place on 3-6 June at Poznan, Poland.

Jiali Xu and Valeria Loscrì highlighted their research on “Leveraging UE-Level Collaborative Intelligence for Scalable Jamming Detection in 5G Networks” at DISCOLI 2025 which took place on 9-11 Jun 2025, in Lucca, Italy, in conjunction with IEEE DCOSS-IoT 2025.

Looking ahead, INRIA is excited to announce its participation in the 20th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (ARES) on Aug 2025 in Ghent, BE, where the team will present their latest work on “SHIELD: Scalable and Holistic Evaluation Framework for ML-Based 5G Jamming Detection.”

Christos Antonopoulos of UTH presented the MLSysOps Project at Data Week 2025 during the session “MLOps, Continuous Learning, and Resource Management in the Edge-Cloud Continuum“. His talk, titled “ML-based Autonomic System Management in the Edge-Cloud Continuum” emphasized the project’s contributions to ML-based automated resource management, resource-aware workload deployment, and the ML-assisted orchestration of complex application workflows.

Following the presentations, Christos Antonopoulos participated in a panel alongside experts from academia and industry. The discussion explored the practical challenges of integrating ML-driven methods into production environments, including the interfacing with legacy infrastructure, the availability and annotation of training data, and the deployment of resilient MLOps pipelines across the edge-cloud continuum. Christos contributed insights from the MLSysOps project’s ongoing efforts to build dependable and intelligent systems at the edge-cloud frontier, driven by the requirements of real-world applications.

NUBIS is participating in CCGRID 2025, presenting its contributions to the MLSysOps initiative (vAccel) at the RISE workshop. The team is showcasing their latest paper, titled: “MLIoT: Transparent and Secure ML Offloading in the Cloud-Edge-IoT Continuum”