Open Source Hub

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Open Source

Bringing together members of different sizes, scopes and ambitions; federating the Hubs through their technological expertise; propelling the cluster’s challenges towards European success. The Open Source Hub: it’s about irrigating & growing.

The result of 10 years’ work by its predecessor, the GTLL (Open Source Thematic Group), the Open Source Hub ispivotal: towards Europe, with the promotion and defense of the Ile-de-France ecosystem and actions; towards the market, with the development of its catalogue of members; and towards education, both for companies and users, on the specificities linked to Open Source in terms of creation, collaboration, and marketing.

The missions of the Open Source Hub are multiple. The first is to act as a platform for cross-disciplinary exchanges, both between its members and between Systematic’s Hubs and Stakes, where it will play a unifying role, creating levers and bridges for collaborative innovation.

The ambition is to become an open and supportive exchange group for industrial and academic players, as well as for partner organizations (foundations, associations), whose results and ambitions will be unanimously promoted at European level.
Open Source technologies are present everywhere today, with varying degrees of ease of access depending on the technological context. Cloud is a very good example, where most of the services offered are based on open source bricks without interfaces to access them being open.

AI is another context where most of the founding solutions are free and the many products based on them are not. Our technological ambition is therefore to fluidify the access to Open Source between end-users and open solutions.

Protecting users by educating publishers and suppliers is the major social issue for the Open Source community in a world tending towards increasingly digital and automatic approaches, favoured by the arrival of 5G and IoT deployment.

Economically speaking, the challenge is to reconcile the social progress driven by Open Source software with the commercial and financial constraints of the players in its ecosystem.

With its calendar of meetups, OSIS (Open Source Innovation Stream) theme days, and its annual POSS (Paris Open Source Summit) conference, the Open Source Hub goes beyond the boundaries of its members by bringing together open technologies, researchers, students, prospects and suppliers.

As publisher of the Systematic Blue Book, which offers an expert view of technologies and market specifics, the Open Source Hub also has a highly acclaimed editorial showcase.

A conference programme packed with feedback and innovation. An exhibition area where visitors can discover the solutions on offer, meet the communities and network in a friendly atmosphere. A synergy with SIDO Paris to bring visitors together and offer them a new, enriched and inspiring experience.

A digital platform called Pulse! to optimise participation in the event and access more content remotely, for longer.
There’s certainly plenty to bring together and unite the entire Open Source community and user companies looking for information on this major lever for innovation at the Palais des Congrès de la Porte Maillot in Paris.

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02 avril 2025 - 03 avril 2025

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10 avril 2025

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Calls for projects

Systematic offers you a rigorous selection of current calls for projects

Manufacturing, construction, and agriculture are major driving forces for the European economy and prosperity. Maintaining its competitiveness in these sectors demands highly efficient and flexible processes, and this can be achieved through digitization. Novel intelligent robotic capabilities that can be deployed side-by-side with humans and can operate and adapt to dynamic environments can accelerate this process. However, existing robotic systems cannot fit well into such settings as they are not versatile and flexible enough to automate certain tasks, cannot collaborate safely with humans in open and dynamic environments, nor are they easily and economically adaptable to process changes.

The SOPRANO project coalesces multidisciplinary research and innovation in human-robot collaboration and intelligent multi-agent systems, aspiring to design the next generation of manufacturing floors, construction sites, and agri-food production, where humans and intelligent machines will seamlessly work together. It proposes to scale collaboration from the single human-agent dyad to a peer-based synergy between multiple interconnected robotic systems featuring different physical and cognitive properties, supporting various tasks in collaboration with human workers, robotics and other agents.

SOPRANO will validate the technological offering in three novel and open-access use cases addressing both large-scale industries and small to medium enterprises, adding value to EU key sectors and instrumenting community building surrounding the open-source technologies in the EU industrial ecosystem. During the project, we will also enable external SMEs and start-ups to benefit from the project technologies via an open call, which will enable the building of demonstrators using SOPRANO technologies that will open new market opportunities for their products and services.

DEADLINE : 14 May 2025

HUB : Advanced Engineering & Computing

Data Science & AI Digital Infrastructure Industrie & Services Open Source Optics & Photonics

The European Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking (SNS JU) is a Public-Private Partnership that aims to facilitate and develop industrial leadership in Europe in 5G and 6G networks and services. The SNS JU funds projects that shape a solid research and innovation (R&I) roadmap and deployment agenda by engaging a critical mass of European stakeholders and facilitating international cooperation on various 6G initiatives.

The SNS JU has two main missions:
1 – Fostering Europe’s technology sovereignty in 6G by implementing the related research and innovation (R&I) programme leading to the conception and standardisation around 2025. It encourages preparation for early market adoption of 6G technologies by the end of the decade. Mobilising a broad set of stakeholders is key to address strategic areas of the networks and services value chain. This ranges from edge- and cloud-based service provisioning to market opportunities in new components and devices beyond smartphones.
2 – Boosting 5G deployment in Europe in view of developing digital lead markets and enabling the digital and green transition of the economy and society. For this objective, the SNS JU coordinates strategic guidance for the relevant programmes under the Connecting Europe Facility, in particular 5G Corridors. It also contributes to the coordination of national programmes, including under the Recovery and Resilience Facility and other European programmes and facilities such as Digital Europe Programme (DEP) and InvestEU.

DEADLINE : 15 April 2025

HUB : Cyber & Security

Digital Infrastructure Open Source

Empowering Europe’s Semiconductor Future by uniting innovation and driving progress. In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, the European semiconductor ecosystem stands as a crucial pillar of progress. At the heart of this dynamic field lies the Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU), a pioneering initiative committed to catalysing research, development, and manufacturing capabilities across Europe. In this section, we delve into the key facets of Chips JU and its mission to shape the semiconductor future of the European Union.

Central to Chips JU’s operation is a meticulously crafted Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA).

To appreciate the full scope of Chips JU’s impact, it’s essential to understand its two complementary programs:
– Digital Europe Programme, this program strengthens digital capacity in key domains where semiconductor technology plays a pivotal role. High-Performance Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Cybersecurity are among the focal areas. It also emphasizes skills development and the deployment of digital innovation hubs.The Digital Europe Programme aligns closely with Chips JU’s objectives, particularly through a new Specific Objective dedicated to semiconductor technologies.
– Horizon Europe, in the realm of semiconductors, Horizon Europe supports academically driven research, technology development, and innovation. This program provides the foundational research and innovation actions that form the basis for Chips JU’s capacity-building efforts. It’s a seamless partnership that drives progress in semiconductor technologies.

DEADLINE : 17 September 2025

HUB : Advanced Engineering & Computing

Industrie & Services Open Source Optics & Photonics

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Pierre BAUDRACCO, Founder and President of the publisher of the BlueMind open source messaging solution, the alternative to MS Exchange and 365

President of the Open Source Hub of the Systematic Cluster

The Open Source Hub has set itself the primary objective of bringing together the entire Open Source ecosystem, and is pursuing its initial mission of promoting all the industrial and academic players in Open Source in France and Europe. The issues supported by the Hub are many and intersecting between business and innovation, academic and technological communities, producers, suppliers and consumers, employment and training, and are ultimately European.

Open Source is one of Systematic’s 7 Deep Tech hubs, with a distinctive feature: it is a means to an end, not an end in itself!

As such, it has a cross-disciplinary vocation and works in collaboration with the other hubs, which focus on the technological challenges of AI, cybersecurity, IoT, development platforms and cloud infrastructures, 5G technologies, biometrics, quantum platforms, etc.

Taking into account and distinguishing between the two contexts in which Open Source is used (as tools and technological building blocks for building systems, or as an end-user solution) is a key factor in clarifying realistic approaches, expectations and business models for Open Source, depending on the context.

This will be an additional strength in the Open Source Hub’s ambitions to :

  • Strengthen relations with all hubs, contacts, partners and organisations, such as the CNLL, Numeum, the Cigref, OW2, Eclipse  ,or public authorities,
  • Continue to federate and promote the sector through national and international studies and events such as OSXP,
  • Highlighting integrators by encouraging the emergence of Open Source and standards-based technology foundations and building blocks,
  • Supporting publishers in the development of sovereign solutions.

Governance

The President

Pierre BAUDRACCO

Founder and President of the publisher of the BlueMind open source messaging solution, the alternative to MS Exchange and 365

Founder and President of the publisher of the Open Source messaging solution BlueMind,the alternative to MS Exchange and 365, invested for many years in the Open Source ecosystem at Systematic, Pierre Baudracco has led some of France’s biggest Open Source messaging projects, after having founded and managed an Open Source software services company for 10 years.

A recognised expert in Open Source, and in particular in Open Source business models, he shares his dual entrepreneurial experience as an Open Source service and publisher with his peers through conferences and workshops, and through his involvement in promoting and developing the professional Open Source ecosystem over many years.

He is chairman of the Systematic Open Source Hub, co-chairman of the Conseil National du Logiciel Libre and is a member of the steering committee Open Source Experience  (Paris Open Source Summit) whose programme he chaired in 2017 and 2018.

The Vice-Presidents

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Jules DAUNAY

Communications & Marketing Manager
SensioLabs

VP schools & jobs

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Yannick MOY

Engineer R&D
AdaCore

VP cyber

Members of the steering committee

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