New Digital Services and 23,000 Open Datasets for Greece
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Deputy Minister of Digital Governance Kyriakos Papastergiou spoke at the conference "Green Deal Greece 2026." In his speech, he presented new digital services and systems that the state is planning for citizens and businesses.
One of the key points of the speech was the use of the supercomputer "Daedalus." A supercomputer is a very powerful computer that can carry out very large and complex calculations in a short time. Its use is considered important for data analysis and for decision-making related to energy and the environment.
The minister also referred to open datasets, of which there are more than 23,000. Open data is information that the public sector makes available to everyone so that citizens, researchers and businesses can use it. In this way, transparency is strengthened and new opportunities for innovation are created.
The conference "Green Deal Greece 2026" is part of the discussion on the green transition and the digitalisation of the country. The goals presented show that digital technology is considered an important tool for protecting the environment and for developing the Greek economy.
Sources: ertnews.gr
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