During the first period the work has been focused on developing a baseline architecture able to meet all the requirements from the identified use cases. First, WP1 has focused on the development of such architecture (can be seen in an attached Figure). The architecture has been derived based on the requirements from the use cases and their mapping to already defined EFS and OCS designs (from 5G-CORAL) and current standardization trends. The benefits of such an architecture have been evaluated in economic terms in a Techno-economic analysis for the two use cases' families developed within 5G-DIVE. Second, WP2, in charge of the main innovations of the project, has been focused on developing enhancements on 3 different levels: i) the connectivity substrate, ii) the DEEP platform and iii) the Intelligence engines. In the connectivity substrate, the main innovations have been built around two key concepts, a novel optical interconnection of data centers, reducing the latency at the Edge (OPTUNS) and the use of MEC concepts in extreme edge devices, following the current discussion in the ETSI MEC in constraint devices study item. These innovations have been taken to real scenarios in WP3, where initial implementations of I4.0 use cases (Digital Twin, Zero defect manufacturing and massive Machine Type Communications) and of the Autonomous Drone Scouting (ADS) use cases have been initially tested.