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EUREKA CELTIC AI-NET PROTECT

Reference number
Coordinator Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB - Electrical Engineering
Funding from Vinnova SEK 11 059 275
Project duration February 2021 - August 2024
Status Completed
Venture Eureka cluster co-funding 

Important results from the project

The AI-NET-PROTECT project aims to deliver automated, resilient, and secure networks using trusted equipment for critical infrastructures. The Swedish consortium developed AI/ML-enhanced technologies to manage complex, customized network slices, optimize performance, detect anomalies, and enhance security. The project advanced optical network automation and cybersecurity through proof-of-concept demonstrations and research and contributed to education and new product development.

Expected long term effects

The AI-NET-PROTECT project advanced optical network security and automation using AI/ML for anomaly detection, network automation, and secure learning platforms. It enhanced network security against threats, developed real-time telemetry solutions, and improved network management through automation. New/improved products, e.g., Waystream´s Netconf and Savantic´s cybersecurity tools, were developed. The project also promoted diversity through workshops and mentoring. For its achievements, the project earned an excellent final score and the CELTIC Innovation Award.

Approach and implementation

The project implemented advanced technologies across the network´s edge, metro, and core, using AI/ML for predictive management and security, marking significant advancements (see KPI file). Despite the pandemic, all milestones were met, proving the project´s effectiveness. Focusing on proof-of-concept demonstrations ensured future-proofing and global impact. Collaboration with international partners and contributions to industry and academia promise long-term effects on network automation and security.

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Last updated 31 October 2024

Reference number 2020-03506