
This issue of the ELASTIC Newsletter highlights the project’s progress and achievements from July 2024 to May 2025. ELASTIC is advancing secure, efficient, and scalable orchestration for next-generation 6G networks by leveraging WebAssembly, Function-as-a-Service (FaaS), confidential computing, and IoT technologies. Key highlights in this edition include: Plenary Meeting in Ghent (Feb 2025): Reflections on the first year, technical progress, and roadmap for integration and pilots. Press Release & Advisory Board Kick-Off: Public updates and expert feedback on the project’s direction and exploitation strategy. Community Engagement: Presentations at WasmCon 2024, SETN 2024, and upcoming participation in EuCNC & 6G Summit 2025. Women in STEAM Campaign: Spotlighting the contributions of female professionals driving ELASTIC’s success. AI & Security Webinar (Apr 2025): Joint event with EU projects, exploring the intersection of AI and cybersecurity. Scientific Contributions: Publications on privacy in 5G, memory safety in WebAssembly, unikernel security, and crisis-driven social media patterns.
newsletter, WebAssembly, serverless, FaaS, Wasm, Edge Computing, orchestration, Confidential Computing, 6G
newsletter, WebAssembly, serverless, FaaS, Wasm, Edge Computing, orchestration, Confidential Computing, 6G
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