European Innovation Hubs
460 Digital Innovation Hubs across 38 countries — providing AI, cybersecurity, HPC, and digital transformation support to startups and SMEs. Funded by the Digital Europe Programme.
🇩🇪 Germany (8)
DIH4AISec
EDIH🇩🇪 Hannover, Germany
The DAISEC is a European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH) for the metropolitan region of...
info@daisec.de
EDIH DIGICARE
EDIH🇩🇪 Erlangen, Germany
The main objective of the EDIH DigiCare is to create one of the central service hubs in Europe for digitalization with...
EDIH Rheinland
EDIH🇩🇪 Aachen, Germany
EDIH Rheinland is located in the Rhineland in Germany - a metropolitan area along the middle and lower rhine including...
Projektkoordination@edih-rheinland.eu
EDIH Saarland
EDIH🇩🇪 Saarbrücken, Germany
EDIH Saarland is the digital innovation catalyst and integrator serving the needs of structural transformation in...
christoph.speicher@zema.de
EDIH Saxony
EDIH🇩🇪 Leipzig, Germany
susanne@spinlab.co
EDIH Thuringia
EDIH🇩🇪 Weimar, Germany
The vision of a digital and green European Union needs the common effort of businesses, public organisations, research...
thuringia@edih.digital
EDIH4UrbanSAVE
EDIH🇩🇪 Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg is not only an important european logistics and business location, but also an award-winning "Smart City" in...
info@edih-hamburg.de
EDIHDO
EDIH🇩🇪 Dortmund, Germany
The aim of the Digital Hub Logistics Dortmund as EDIHDO is to increase the dissemination, acceptance and adoption of...
info@digitalhublogistics.de
What are European Digital Innovation Hubs?
European Digital Innovation Hubs (EDIHs) are one-stop shops that help companies — especially SMEs and startups — become more competitive through digital technologies. Funded by the Digital Europe Programme, they provide access to technical expertise, testing, training, and financing support.
EDIHs focus on key technologies including Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, High Performance Computing (HPC), and advanced digital skills. Each hub serves a specific geographic region and technology focus, creating a pan-European network of digital support centres.
Cascade funding — many EDIHs offer micro-grants of €50K–€150K to SMEs for digital transformation projects. These are distributed through open calls, typically with a simple application process and fast evaluation (2–4 months).