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OpenCAPIF 3.0.0 Is Here — A Major Leap in…

We’re excited to announce the release of OpenCAPIF 3.0.0, now available via ETSI Labs.
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Building on the 3GPP Common API Framework (Release 18), this third major version delivers robust enhancements across API management, security, and configurability.
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What’s New in v3.0.0:

Event Filters — Enable finer control of notifications by apiId, aefId, or invokerId within event subscriptions.

Event Reporting Flexibility — Configure periodic notifications, maximum counts, or subscription expiration.

Dynamic Configuration — Register and Helper services now support runtime-configurable parameters (e.g. certificate lifetimes, security method precedence) via new endpoints.

Expanded Security Methods — Full support for PKI and PSK methods, including dynamic key generation for PSK mode.

Testing & Technical Debt Reduction — New test suites for event filtering and updated logic; service upgrades, hardened startup scripts, and bug fixes complete the release.

A public sandbox is available for experimentation, and full deployment instructions are included in the release documentation.

Find out more here: https://ocf.etsi.org/news/release-3/

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Software managed 5G Service Centric For Time-Sensitive Networking Conference…

The SAFE-6G paper entitled “Software managed 5G Service Centric For Time-Sensitive Networking” has been accepted at the 5th International Conference on Electrical, Computer, Communications and Mechatronics Engineering (ICECCME). The conference will feature a comprehensive technical program offering numerous technical sessions with papers showcasing the latest technologies, and applications.
Find out more here: https://www.iceccme.com/

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SNS JU Journal 2025

The SNS JU Journal 2025 provides a comprehensive overview of the 79 research, innovation, and trial projects (out of 80) that form the core of the SNS JU’s portfolio. Backed by approximately €500 million in EU funding, these projects are pivotal to Europe’s goal of becoming a global leader in 6G technology, while also advancing the rollout of 5G. This portfolio reflects the strong commitment of European policymakers, industry stakeholders, and researchers to establishing a robust, competitive, and sustainable digital infrastructure. Proud to see SAFE-6G featured among them, advancing secure and sustainable networks. Find it more here: https://smart-networks.europa.eu/sns-journal-2025/#sns-journal-2025-catalogue/148/

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An AI-Assisted User-Intent 6G System for Dynamic Throughput Provision

The introduction of 6G technology represents a significant transformation in the telecommunications area, emphasizing a user-centric design to improve personalized communications experiences. This paper proposes an AI-assisted user-intent 6G system that dynamically provisions throughput by adjusting Time Division Duplexing (TDD) slot allocations based on the predicted user intent. An important feature of the system is the AI-powered chatbot which uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) to accurately recognize user needs, translating these into accurate TDD configurations. This paper examines the difficulties of the proposed system, highlighting its potential to enhance the network adaptability and user satisfaction. Through analysis and validation, this paper demonstrates significant improvements in network performance, setting a new standard for intelligent, user-centric telecommunications.

Find the paper online here: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10942858

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SAFE-6G at ARES Conference

We’re thrilled to share that SAFE-6G—a pioneering Horizon Europe project focused on building trust in 6G networks—was one of the esteemed co-organizers of the 5th International Workshop on Advances on Privacy Preserving Technologies and Solutions (IWAPS), held July 31, 2025, in conjunction with the ARES Conference in Ghent, Belgium

This workshop brought together researchers and practitioners at the forefront of cybersecurity and privacy. It served as a vibrant hub for sharing advances in adaptive privacy, threat detection, trust architectures, and more—especially relevant as we move into the 6G era. SAFE-6G’s involvement underscores our commitment to shaping secure, privacy-preserving AI and next-generation systems

Being part of a multidisciplinary effort alongside projects like AIAS, aerOS, RESCALE, and others highlights how collaborative innovation is critical for building the trustworthy networks of tomorrow

A heartfelt thank you to the IWAPS initiative and ARES Conference for fostering such an inspiring forum—and heartfelt appreciation to our team and partners whose contributions made it possible!

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SAFE-6G MLOps framework

The SAFE-6G MLOps framework streamlines the full lifecycle of machine learning (ML) models—from development to deployment—leveraging modern cloud-native technologies. It automates workflows, ensures reproducibility, manages versioning of models and data, and incorporates differential privacy to secure sensitive data. The framework utilizes tools like GitLab CI/CD, Kubeflow, and Kubernetes for continuous integration and deployment, model orchestration, and scalable serving. Key components include a pipeline development environment, orchestration platform using DAGs, and automated model creation with differential privacy. Models are stored and deployed as containerized microservices, ensuring efficient, secure, and dynamic ML operations across edge-cloud environments.
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Find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mfUbtJZvwU&ab_channel=SAFE-6Gproject

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SAFE-6G EuCNC & 6G Summit 2025 DEMO video

The main objective of the demo is to showcase the trust capabilities of the SAFE-6G framework MVP, demonstrating how it adapts the trustworthiness of a 5G/6G-based system based on end users’ expressed needs, ensuring that “trust” is not just predefined by operators but is also shaped by real-time user input.

The demo consists of: i) a UE with the LLM-driven chatbot connected to a portable gNB+core locally, used to capture the user-intent, ii) a local laptop running the SAFE-6G Cognitive Coordinator, iii) a remote server forming the continuum, which includes the MLOps module and iv) two trust functions will be demonstrated.

Find it online here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iipGEQCiIkg&t=1s&ab_channel=SAFE-6Gproject

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SAFE-6G 3rd EAB meeting

On June 16th, the SAFE-6G project held its 3rd External Advisory Board (EAB) meeting, bringing together experts to review and discuss the project’s latest developments. The session focused on the overall progress achieved so far and provided valuable insights on the upcoming demonstration planned for EuCNC 2025. Advisors offered constructive feedback and strategic guidance to help strengthen the project’s impact and visibility. The SAFE-6G team is grateful for the continued support and looks forward to showcasing its advancements at next year’s event.

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SAFE-6G 5th Plenary Meeting

The 5th SAFE-6G Plenary Meeting took place in Paris! Over two productive days at Thales premises, the consortium aligned on key administrative milestones and made significant progress on the project’s Trust Functions and use cases — all in preparation for the upcoming mid-term review. A big thank you to all partners for the fruitful discussions and strong collaboration. Onward to the next phase of SAFE-6G!

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Call for Papers: 2nd Edition of ATHENA Workshop –…

The SAFE-6G project is proud to co-organise the 2nd edition of the ATHENA Workshop on Secure and Intelligent 6G Networks, as part of the 2025 IEEE Future Networks World Forum (FNWF’25).

Following the success of the first edition, this workshop aims to bring together researchers, industry experts, and policymakers to explore cutting-edge solutions for trustworthy, secure, and AI-driven 6G systems. Topics of interest include security architectures, threat intelligence, privacy preservation, trustworthy AI, and more.