The Cultural Heritage sector is moving fast in the direction of innovative research, increasingly connected to the issues and opportunities of digitization, resilience, and sustainability. Together with ‘big’ companies like Google or Microsoft, UNESCO, ICOMOS and ICCROM are just some of the most important institutions and organizations that are currently investing in these directions. Cultural Heritage organizations are joining forces and embracing new technologies to preserve and exchange information about our fragile shared heritage. By digitizing their valuable collections and making the information available to conservation experts, museums, libraries, and archives are helping to protect our delicate heritage sites. Digital technologies have numerous practical applications for Cultural Heritage, from cloud use to academic research, preservation, and conservation, with more innovations. For example, the European Commission, through Horizon Europe program, offers ongoing support for research and innovation in the field of Cultural Heritage.