Journeying Through Data Spaces - A New Path to Interoperability?
summary
Defines data spaces as an interoperable framework across the EIF’s four layers and claims practical work converting XRO into a compliant implementation, with 25 XRO ecosystems deployed and reaching 540 million people. Explains the four‑corner model using a participant agent / IDS connector pair, the three‑plane stack (trust, control, data) where the data plane reuses existing protocols, and cites emerging specs and tools including Eclipse Data Space Protocol v1.0 and the Smart Middleware Platform; no live demo included.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Data spaces and NIS intro
- 4:04What data spaces are
- 7:41Data spaces beyond tech
- 10:07Governance in data spaces
- 15:51Technical architecture
- 21:09Standardization layers
- 24:44Data space initiatives
- 27:59Legal frameworks for data spaces
- 32:46Summary on data spaces
- 35:39Q&A with examples
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