Luxembourg Data Factory

The Luxembourg Data Factory established by the Government aims to develop an ecosystem for data valorisation based on the provision and re-use of ready-to-use information, enabling the creation of accessible and interoperable data products and services.

Under the supervision of the Ministry for Digitalisation, including the Government Commission for Data Sovereignty and the Government IT Centre (CTIE), the Luxembourg Data Factory ensures the coordination of the Luxembourg data ecosystem and of all related efforts by the different stakeholders, including in the fields of national and international collaboration.

It draws expertise from various associated partners, such as the Luxembourg National Data Service and INCERT, and constitutes the central element of Luxembourg's value creation chain in data, in collaboration with the AI Factory and the Quantum Factory.

The Luxembourg Data Factory's objective is to support businesses, researchers and all other stakeholders by providing them with access to a comprehensive data ecosystem, including the Public Sector Data Catalogue, data sharing frameworks, standards, secure processing environments and guidance for every phase of data valorisation projects by:

• ensuring the coordination of and collaboration between the main stakeholders,
• coordinating the national data strategy and the various national initiatives contributing to its implementation,
• providing information on resources, tools and initiatives related to data valorisation,
• organising national and international promotion of the Luxembourg data ecosystem,
• providing support and expertise in the implementation of the national data strategy,
• serving as the central link to and between the activities of the AI Factory, the Quantum Factory and other initiatives contributing to a digital innovation chain.

This portal and the Luxembourg Data Factory will guide you through every stage of the data journey.

With the one-stop shop experience, all interested parties can:

• rely on trusted guidance,
• see all available data in the Public Sector Data Catalogue,
• re-use data with one single authorisation in a Secure Processing Environment,
• benefit from state-of-the-art infrastructure, and
• avoid legal complexity…

… without having to navigate multiple providers or technical detail.