TITAN Project Advancing Secure Data Infrastructure for European Research Following Landmark Consortium Meeting in Stockholm

STOCKHOLM – TITAN partners recently gathered in Stockholm on the 23rd and 24th of June 2026 for a decisive consortium meeting hosted at Swedish Taste. The two-day event marked an important ward for the project, focusing entirely on technical synchronisation, software architecture alignment, and final integration milestones.

Led by the University of Murcia, the consortium reviewed overall progress and established the immediate roadmap for the project’s next phase. Key technical discussions centred on advancing secure data sharing protocols and refining TITAN’s privacy-preserving machine learning platform, which utilises Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) to protect sensitive data while actively being processed.

A major focus of the meeting was the evaluation and deployment of the project’s pilot programmes, specifically in public data sharing and healthcare. Technical partners spent significant dedicated sessions working on practical platform integration aspects, including policy integration, attestation, user interfaces, and the “Tower-CocosAI-Connector” architecture. These hands-on workshops aimed to ensure that individual software components connect seamlessly into a cohesive, production-ready platform.

With key architecture frameworks validated and integration plans finalised in Stockholm, the TITAN consortium is moving directly into the final stretch of building a verifiable, safer cloud infrastructure for European scientific collaboration.

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Following the conclusion of the Stockholm meeting, TITAN’s decentralised framework was officially recognised at the highest institutional level. The project’s agrifood use case has been featured as a primary case study in a newly published report by the Swedish Government on privacy-enhancing technologies in public administration (SOU 2026:44), validating the real-world necessity of the software tools currently being built by the consortium.