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One Logo, One Name – Even More Possibilities

PCSS has become our only official brand for the whole world. In order to enhance communication and global identification of our Center, we decided to cease using PSNC (Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center) and stay with the acronym of the original Polish name “Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe”.

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PIAST-Q: A Leap for European Quantum Computing

PIAST-Q in Poznań, Poland is the first inauguration of a EuroHPC quantum computer marks a milestone in building a European quantum computing infrastructure. This is also the first EuroHPC infrastructure located in Poland.

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First Polish AI Factory Consortium: PIAST-AI

Significant step towards making Europe a leader in AI technology has been taken – the PIAST-AI Factory at PCSS was selected by the European Commission to participate in the “AI Factories” program. This makes the Capital of Wielkopolska region a crucial driving force in the development of fields such as: IT, cybersecurity, space technologies, robotics, and sustainable development.

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ICT Research and Development Center

PSNC provides access to a world-class e-Infrastructure for the scientific community, a specific research and development environment – DIGITAL SCIENCE – for “proof of concept” projects, prototyping or large-scale pilot projects. Another branch of our activity is in DIGITAL INDUSTRY, which is focused on the creation of innovations based on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), i.e. the execution of specific implementations for various fields of science and industry. Equally important is our work in the context of SOCIAL INNOVATION to spread knowledge and awareness of contemporary technological opportunities among various social groups, as well as actively fighting against digital exclusion.
For over 30 years, we have been open to extensive cooperation both with research institutions to explore new areas of scientific challenges in joint projects and with industry partners – new entrants or large companies for which our competence and experience can become a strong asset to develop competitive innovation. Come and join us!

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  • The image announces that the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS) has become a new member of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications (PIIT). The background features a digital network pattern with interconnected nodes, symbolizing technology and connectivity. The PCSS and PIIT logos are displayed at the bottom. The overall design uses a futuristic theme with blue and orange tones to emphasize innovation and digital collaboration.

    PCSS became a member of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications

    2025-11-05

    Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe has joined the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications (PIIT), becoming part of the most important industry organisation in Poland. This strategic step aims to strengthen synergy between the research and academic community and the leading companies in the IT and telecommunications sector. It will enhance the Center’s ability to actively shape the directions of Poland’s digital transformation.

  • This striking image captures the façade of a building adorned with **traditional Portuguese blue and white *azulejo* tiles**, depicting a historical or religious scene. The **ornate stone architecture** features detailed carvings around the windows and roofline, contrasting with the vibrant tiled surface. The building is viewed from a low angle, highlighting its grandeur against a bright **blue sky with scattered white clouds**. A logo for "echoes" is prominently placed at the bottom, with a smaller "PCSS" logo in the upper left corner.

    PCSS in Three New ECHOES Projects Within the ECCCH

    2025-10-30

    As part of the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH) initiative, ten new projects from the 2024 call have been chosen for implementation in order to make a significant impact on the development of digital cultural heritage in Europe. These projects focus on digitisation, data analysis and enrichment, new user experiences, and the conservation of cultural heritage objects. PCSS is taking part in three of them: StratiGraph, INFINITY, and ECHOLOT.

  • This is a graphic banner promoting an event or announcement related to the “3DBigDataSpace” project. The title of the event is “Data Synergy Call”, and the main message reads “Meet the Winners!” The background image features a digital model, likely of a historical building or architectural complex, depicted as a 3D point cloud in shades of brown and black. Large, semi-transparent yellow geometric shapes are overlaid on the model, possibly symbolizing areas of data or intervention. In the top-left corner, the “3DBigDataSpace” logo is visible. Overall, the composition conveys a connection to 3D technologies, Big Data, and spatial information, most likely in the context of cultural heritage or urban planning.

    From Lost Worlds to Open Data: 3DBigDataSpace Data Synergy Grant Winners

    2025-10-16

    As PSNC is a partner of 3DBigDataSpace, our Center is very happy to share two exceptional undertakings that have been selected as winners of the project’s Data Synergy Call. Both of them are outstanding examples of striving for excellence in reconstructing lost heritage and so, they will receive support in preparing 3D assets and metadata in order to enrich Europe’s digital 3D cultural landscape. These two projects will be integrated into the Common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage — a key initiative aimed at increasing the accessibility, interoperability, and reusability of Europe’s digital heritage.

  • The picture shows two adults, a man and a woman, standing side-by-side indoors against a light blue background with the **PCSS** logo in the top left corner. The man, wearing a dark suit, light blue shirt, and patterned tie, is holding a framed document titled **"Virtuti Medicinall 2025"** and smiling warmly at the camera. The document indicates it was awarded to **Dr. Ing. Cezary MAZIUREK** for an "outstanding contribution to the development of clinical imaging technology." The woman, who has blonde hair and is wearing a dark blazer over a white top with a necklace and a visible lanyard with the name **"PROF. DR HAB. JOLANTA LOREK-POCIASK"**, stands to the man's right, looking straight ahead with a neutral expression. A **"© Maria Korodziej"** watermark is visible in the bottom left, indicating the photographer.

    Dr inż. Cezary Mazurek Among the Recipients of Virtuti Medicinali 2025

    2025-10-15

    The distinction – given by the Polish Neuropsychological Society – was presented during the opening ceremony of the 26th Congress of the Polish Neuropsychological Society, entitled “Clinical Neuropsychology and Medicine – Contemporary Challenges in the Diagnosis and Rehabilitation of Patients with Brain Damage”.

  • A stylized graphic features a bright blue map of Europe overlaid on a dark, red-lit background of a server room. The map incorporates circuit board elements and a human profile with a brain icon symbolizing AI in the lower right. Logos for "PIAST-AI" and "PCSS" are visible in the upper left and upper right corners, respectively.

    EuroHPC JU expands the AI Factories initiative – AI Factory Antennas will connect Poland and Moldova

    2025-10-14

    EuroHPC JU is strengthening the European artificial intelligence infrastructure network. The investment aims to create 13 AI Factory Antennas, which will allow new partner countries to access existing AI Factories without having to build their own facilities. As part of the project, the Moldova AI Factory Antenna (FAIMA) will be established. It will operate in close coordination with the PIAST-AI Factory located at PCSS.

  • This image shows a complex network setup with numerous fiber optic cables connected to networking equipment. The background suggests a high-speed data infrastructure, likely within a data center or research facility. The overlay text announces a "New X-WiN and PIONIER Connection," indicating a significant upgrade or partnership between these network infrastructures. The logo at the top left corner belongs to PCSS (Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center), suggesting their involvement in this technological advancement.

    New Direct Connection for Research Networks in Poland and Germany

    2025-09-03

    DFN-Verein and PCSS have just launched a direct 100 Gbit/s connection between X-WiN and PIONIER networks. This opens an additional transmission path that complements the existing X-WiN and PIONIER links to the GÉANT network. The new connection optimizes the performance of numerous applications and the use of resources at the GÉANT interface. Additionally, it enables the operators to set up new connections for advanced research projects that require high bandwidths for cooperating scientific institutions in Poland and Germany.

  • The graphic is a promotional poster for the Heriforge 1st Open Call. Its dark blue background features a high-contrast image of a person wearing a virtual reality (VR) headset, looking up at a glowing, historic-looking building, suggesting a link between technology and cultural heritage. The text announces that the call is open to SMEs, Startups, NGOs, and Individuals from Cyprus, Poland, or Türkiye, offering €50,000 in funding and technical mentoring. The application deadline is clearly stated as 27 October 2025, and a small disclaimer at the bottom notes that the project is funded by the European Union.

    The First Open Call in the HERIFORGE Project

    2025-08-28

    The HERIFORGE project, also known as the forge of cultural heritage and immersive technologies innovation, has just launched its first open call. As a partner in this project, our Center is pleased to invite and encourage companies, institutions, and individuals who focus on topics related to extended reality to participate and present their solutions.

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  • This image is a promotional graphic for the "CEE Congress for Research Managers," highlighting a focused session titled "AI in research." The session, scheduled from 14:30 to 15:15, is a panel discussion on practical tools and strategic readiness, featuring Tomasz Parkoła from PCSS. The right side of the image shows a blurred portrait of the speaker, while the left displays event details against a dark background.

    PCSS at the 1st CEE Congress for RMA

    2025-11-04

    PCSS will be represented at a crucial event in the world of research management. Tomasz Parkoła, Director of the Network Services Division at PCSS, will take part in the first Congress for Research Managers and Administrators (RMA) of Central and Eastern Europe, to be held on 4–5 November 2025 in Brussels. PCSS's participation highlights the Center’s role as a key hub of knowledge and infrastructure in the European research area.

  • This image is an advertisement for a cybersecurity training event aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Large, white text on a dark blue background emphatically states: "Last chance to gain knowledge in one day that can protect your company!" and encourages participation in the training titled "CyberBezpieczne MŚP: Practical training for small and medium-sized enterprises." The right side of the image features a backdrop of a business group—two women and two men in formal or semi-formal attire, sitting and smiling, which suggests a professional and positive learning environment. At the bottom, key details are provided: the event is free, two-day (November 06 - 07, 2025), takes place in Poznań, and directs viewers to the website: www.CyberBezpieczneMSP.pl. The bottom strip includes the logos of supporting partners, such as PARP and the European Digital Innovation Hubs Network.

    CyberSecure Workshops for SMEs

    2025-11-04

    The EDIH CyberSec consortium and Poznański Park Naukowo‑Technologiczny invite you to a free training event “CyberSecure SMEs”, which will take place on 6 and 7 November 2025. This event features a training session and individual consultations providing knowledge and tools for effective protection of business in such areas as cloud, production networks, and banking.

  • The photo shows two people standing side by side indoors, each holding a dark blue folder with a logo on it. They are dressed formally and appear to be participating in an official signing or partnership event. Behind them are modern wooden wall decorations and cabinets, giving the setting a professional appearance. In the upper left corner, the blue PCSS logo is visible.

    Collegium Da Vinci and PCSS Join Forces for Students and Technology

    2025-10-31

    On 30 October 2025, Collegium Da Vinci (CDV) and PCSS formally began their collaboration by signing an agreement that will significantly strengthen the relationship between the academic environment and the advanced‐technology sector. The aim of the partnership is to create new opportunities for CDV students in terms of education and access to the latest technological solutions.

  • This composite image features four scenes from an event, likely a workshop or hackathon, involving a group of young people, indicated by the text "Quantum Pizza is part of Qiskit Fall Fest 2023" in one panel. The images show participants engaging in different activities, including a group discussion in a conference room, hands-on group exercises where people wear headbands, and smaller groups working on laptops in a classroom setting. Overall, the pictures convey an atmosphere of focused learning, collaboration, and technological engagement.

    Qiskit Fall Fest: Quantum pizza at PCSS

    2025-10-28

    On Saturday, October 25, a special event took place at the PCSS headquarters as part of a global initiative organised by IBM, focusing on building a community around quantum computing and the Qiskit library. The event, held under the name “Quantum Pizza,” brought together several enthusiasts of quantum technologies and Italian cuisine.

  • This image displays a weather or environmental map of Europe, showing varying shades of orange and blue across different countries. The text overlay reads: "Od globalnych map do lokalnych detali z modelem WICHER" (From global maps to local details with the WICHER model), "Poznański Horyzont Danych" (Poznan Data Horizon), and the date "22.10.2025 18:00". The logo of PCSS (Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe) is visible in the bottom left corner.

    We invite you to the Poznański Horyzont Danych

    2025-10-27

    WICHER-M, AI Literature, and AI Shopping – these are the main topics that will be featured during the upcoming Poznański Horyzont Danych meeting, which will take place on October 29, 2025, at the PCSS headquarters. Among the experts focusing on artificial intelligence will be Wiktor Kamzela from the PCSS Energy-Efficient ICT Technologies Department.

  • A man in a suit is giving a presentation in a conference room, standing beside a screen that displays a slide about the challenges of using cultural heritage assets for XR (extended reality) applications. The slide, branded with the PCSS and HERIFORGE logos, lists issues such as underexploited potential, poor standardization, low data quality, and innovation gaps, against a background showing a classical mosaic image. The podium bears the Fraunhofer FOKUS logo, indicating the event’s location or host organization.

    NEM Summit 2025 – HERIFORGE project presented in Berlin

    2025-10-24

    On October 21–22, the 16th edition of the NEM Summit took place in the German capital. It was organised by the European NEM Initiative cooperation platform. It brings together projects, companies, and academic units working with multimedia, immersive technologies, and virtual worlds. PCSS was represented by the Head of the New Media Department – Maciej Głowiak.

  • The image is a digital banner or advertisement, mostly in dark blue and black, announcing a training event. The text, largely in white and some red, translates from Polish to an invitation for a cybersecurity training titled "CyberBezpieczne MŚP: Praktyczne szkolenie dla małych i średnich firm" (CyberSafe SMEs: Practical training for small and medium-sized enterprises). It states that the event is free, lasts two days, and will take place in Poznań on 06 - 07 listopada 2025 (November 6th - 7th, 2025). On the right side, a smiling woman with light brown hair is visible against a blurry white background that resembles a projection screen. The bottom of the banner features several logos of the organizers and partners, including government and European Union entities, suggesting official support for the event.

    EDIH CyberSec: “CyberSecure SMEs” Workshops

    2025-10-23

    The consortium of EDIH CyberSec and Poznański Park Naukowo‑Technologiczny invite you to a free training event titled CyberSecure SMEs, which will be held on 6 and 7 November 2025. This two-day event will include both training sessions and individual consultations, delivering the knowledge and tools to effectively protect business operations in the areas of cloud, production networks and banking — all under the guidance of expert practitioners.

  • This image is an announcement for a presentation or talk, likely part of an event called "TECHNIA". Presentation Details Date and Time: 22 października (October 22nd), godz. 15.10-15.50 (3:10 PM - 3:50 PM). Title: "Symulacja od ręki" - od globalnych map do lokalnych detali: WICHER-M i przyszłość prognozowania pogody (roughly, "Simulation at Hand" - from global maps to local details: WICHER-M and the future of weather forecasting). Speaker: Wojciech Stefaniak Affiliation: Poznańskie Centrum Komputerowo-Sieciowe (Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, abbreviated as PCSS, whose logo is in the top left corner). The design features a young man, presumably Wojciech Stefaniak, against a blue and turquoise background, with the TECHNIA logo and the phrase "PART OF ADDNODE GROUP" in the bottom right corner.

    PCSS’ Patronage of the 30th SIMULIA Software Users Conference

    2025-10-21

    The event will be held in Poznań over three days: 21–23 October 2025. PCSS’ patronage is the result of a partnership and a testament to years of fruitful cooperation with the company TECHNIA. A highlight of the conference will be the presentation by Wojciech Stefaniak titled “From global maps to local details: WICHER-M and the future of weather forecasting”.

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  • The image is a promotional graphic for a project called "Lumen" and features a person named Aleksandra Nowak. A professional portrait of Aleksandra Nowak, a woman with glasses, is on the left side of the graphic. The top right of the graphic contains two smaller images: one of a glass globe resting on a bed of moss, and another of a foggy, mountainous landscape. Below the images is a section dedicated to "Lumen Voices | Spotlight on our partners" with the logo "PCSS" and the name "Aleksandra Nowak." The bottom of the graphic includes text indicating that the project is "Funded by the European Union" and a website address.

    PCSS’ Aleksandra Nowak Is One of LUMEN’s Voices

    2025-08-05

    An interview with Aleksandra Nowak – the Head of Digital Libraries and Knowledge Platforms Department of PCSS, has just appeared on the lumenproject.eu website as a part of the LUMEN Voices series. Aleksandra gave an insight on her team’s role in the LUMEN project, which combines mathematical sciences, humanities, social sciences, earth systems, molecular dynamics, and more.

  • About PSNC in GÉANT CONNECT

    About PSNC in GÉANT CONNECT

    2025-06-10

    The latest, June issue of the magazine "CONNECT", focused on the GÉANT network and community, features an article on next-generation research infrastructures. These projects are being implemented within four leading projects run by PCSS and based on the PIONIER Network.

  • GÉANT’s “Foresight 2030: Navigating Change” Report

    GÉANT’s “Foresight 2030: Navigating Change” Report

    2025-01-08

    At the end of 2024, GÉANT released a report identifying the key opportunities and challenges facing the NREN community (National Research and Education Network) in the coming decade. One of the authors of this document is Raimundas Tuminauskas – Head of the Network Infrastructure and Services Department at PSNC.

  • Nobel Prizes 2024: AI in Physics and Chemistry

    Nobel Prizes 2024: AI in Physics and Chemistry

    2024-10-17

    This year's Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry highlight the groundbreaking role of artificial intelligence in those fields. To get insights into this significant development, we reached out to Dr Mikołaj Buchwald – an expert from the PSNC Internet Services Department, whose research interests include cognitive neuroscience, machine learning methodology, as well as using AI plus advanced data analysis to explain human physiology and psychology.

  • PSNC Leaps into the future of computing

    PSNC Leaps into the future of computing

    2024-09-04

    Thanks to the Dariah.lab infrastructure, the first pilot projects for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage resources have been implemented in 2023. Dariah.lab is a research infrastructure for the humanities and arts, built as part of the DARIAH-PL project. It serves to acquire, store and integrate cultural data from the humanities and social sciences, and to process, visualise and share digital resources.

  • International Media on PSNC

    International Media on PSNC

    2024-09-03

    Here is a short sellection of recent articles on PSNC that have appeared in some international media.

  • Dariah.lab: cultural heritage documentation

    Dariah.lab: cultural heritage documentation

    2024-04-19

    Thanks to the Dariah.lab infrastructure, the first pilot projects for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage resources have been implemented in 2023. Dariah.lab is a research infrastructure for the humanities and arts, built as part of the DARIAH-PL project. It serves to acquire, store and integrate cultural data from the humanities and social sciences, and to process, visualise and share digital resources.

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  • The image announces that the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS) has become a new member of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications (PIIT). The background features a digital network pattern with interconnected nodes, symbolizing technology and connectivity. The PCSS and PIIT logos are displayed at the bottom. The overall design uses a futuristic theme with blue and orange tones to emphasize innovation and digital collaboration.

    PCSS became a member of the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications

    2025-11-05

    Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe has joined the Polish Chamber of Information Technology and Telecommunications (PIIT), becoming part of the most important industry organisation in Poland. This strategic step aims to strengthen synergy between the research and academic community and the leading companies in the IT and telecommunications sector. It will enhance the Center’s ability to actively shape the directions of Poland’s digital transformation.

  • This image is a promotional graphic for the "CEE Congress for Research Managers," highlighting a focused session titled "AI in research." The session, scheduled from 14:30 to 15:15, is a panel discussion on practical tools and strategic readiness, featuring Tomasz Parkoła from PCSS. The right side of the image shows a blurred portrait of the speaker, while the left displays event details against a dark background.

    PCSS at the 1st CEE Congress for RMA

    2025-11-04

    PCSS will be represented at a crucial event in the world of research management. Tomasz Parkoła, Director of the Network Services Division at PCSS, will take part in the first Congress for Research Managers and Administrators (RMA) of Central and Eastern Europe, to be held on 4–5 November 2025 in Brussels. PCSS's participation highlights the Center’s role as a key hub of knowledge and infrastructure in the European research area.

  • The image is a promotional graphic for a project called "Lumen" and features a person named Aleksandra Nowak. A professional portrait of Aleksandra Nowak, a woman with glasses, is on the left side of the graphic. The top right of the graphic contains two smaller images: one of a glass globe resting on a bed of moss, and another of a foggy, mountainous landscape. Below the images is a section dedicated to "Lumen Voices | Spotlight on our partners" with the logo "PCSS" and the name "Aleksandra Nowak." The bottom of the graphic includes text indicating that the project is "Funded by the European Union" and a website address.

    PCSS’ Aleksandra Nowak Is One of LUMEN’s Voices

    2025-08-05

    An interview with Aleksandra Nowak – the Head of Digital Libraries and Knowledge Platforms Department of PCSS, has just appeared on the lumenproject.eu website as a part of the LUMEN Voices series. Aleksandra gave an insight on her team’s role in the LUMEN project, which combines mathematical sciences, humanities, social sciences, earth systems, molecular dynamics, and more.

  • This striking image captures the façade of a building adorned with **traditional Portuguese blue and white *azulejo* tiles**, depicting a historical or religious scene. The **ornate stone architecture** features detailed carvings around the windows and roofline, contrasting with the vibrant tiled surface. The building is viewed from a low angle, highlighting its grandeur against a bright **blue sky with scattered white clouds**. A logo for "echoes" is prominently placed at the bottom, with a smaller "PCSS" logo in the upper left corner.

    PCSS in Three New ECHOES Projects Within the ECCCH

    2025-10-30

    As part of the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH) initiative, ten new projects from the 2024 call have been chosen for implementation in order to make a significant impact on the development of digital cultural heritage in Europe. These projects focus on digitisation, data analysis and enrichment, new user experiences, and the conservation of cultural heritage objects. PCSS is taking part in three of them: StratiGraph, INFINITY, and ECHOLOT.

  • This image is an advertisement for a cybersecurity training event aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Large, white text on a dark blue background emphatically states: "Last chance to gain knowledge in one day that can protect your company!" and encourages participation in the training titled "CyberBezpieczne MŚP: Practical training for small and medium-sized enterprises." The right side of the image features a backdrop of a business group—two women and two men in formal or semi-formal attire, sitting and smiling, which suggests a professional and positive learning environment. At the bottom, key details are provided: the event is free, two-day (November 06 - 07, 2025), takes place in Poznań, and directs viewers to the website: www.CyberBezpieczneMSP.pl. The bottom strip includes the logos of supporting partners, such as PARP and the European Digital Innovation Hubs Network.

    CyberSecure Workshops for SMEs

    2025-11-04

    The EDIH CyberSec consortium and Poznański Park Naukowo‑Technologiczny invite you to a free training event “CyberSecure SMEs”, which will take place on 6 and 7 November 2025. This event features a training session and individual consultations providing knowledge and tools for effective protection of business in such areas as cloud, production networks, and banking.

  • About PSNC in GÉANT CONNECT

    About PSNC in GÉANT CONNECT

    2025-06-10

    The latest, June issue of the magazine "CONNECT", focused on the GÉANT network and community, features an article on next-generation research infrastructures. These projects are being implemented within four leading projects run by PCSS and based on the PIONIER Network.

  • This is a graphic banner promoting an event or announcement related to the “3DBigDataSpace” project. The title of the event is “Data Synergy Call”, and the main message reads “Meet the Winners!” The background image features a digital model, likely of a historical building or architectural complex, depicted as a 3D point cloud in shades of brown and black. Large, semi-transparent yellow geometric shapes are overlaid on the model, possibly symbolizing areas of data or intervention. In the top-left corner, the “3DBigDataSpace” logo is visible. Overall, the composition conveys a connection to 3D technologies, Big Data, and spatial information, most likely in the context of cultural heritage or urban planning.

    From Lost Worlds to Open Data: 3DBigDataSpace Data Synergy Grant Winners

    2025-10-16

    As PSNC is a partner of 3DBigDataSpace, our Center is very happy to share two exceptional undertakings that have been selected as winners of the project’s Data Synergy Call. Both of them are outstanding examples of striving for excellence in reconstructing lost heritage and so, they will receive support in preparing 3D assets and metadata in order to enrich Europe’s digital 3D cultural landscape. These two projects will be integrated into the Common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage — a key initiative aimed at increasing the accessibility, interoperability, and reusability of Europe’s digital heritage.

  • The photo shows two people standing side by side indoors, each holding a dark blue folder with a logo on it. They are dressed formally and appear to be participating in an official signing or partnership event. Behind them are modern wooden wall decorations and cabinets, giving the setting a professional appearance. In the upper left corner, the blue PCSS logo is visible.

    Collegium Da Vinci and PCSS Join Forces for Students and Technology

    2025-10-31

    On 30 October 2025, Collegium Da Vinci (CDV) and PCSS formally began their collaboration by signing an agreement that will significantly strengthen the relationship between the academic environment and the advanced‐technology sector. The aim of the partnership is to create new opportunities for CDV students in terms of education and access to the latest technological solutions.

  • The picture shows two adults, a man and a woman, standing side-by-side indoors against a light blue background with the **PCSS** logo in the top left corner. The man, wearing a dark suit, light blue shirt, and patterned tie, is holding a framed document titled **"Virtuti Medicinall 2025"** and smiling warmly at the camera. The document indicates it was awarded to **Dr. Ing. Cezary MAZIUREK** for an "outstanding contribution to the development of clinical imaging technology." The woman, who has blonde hair and is wearing a dark blazer over a white top with a necklace and a visible lanyard with the name **"PROF. DR HAB. JOLANTA LOREK-POCIASK"**, stands to the man's right, looking straight ahead with a neutral expression. A **"© Maria Korodziej"** watermark is visible in the bottom left, indicating the photographer.

    Dr inż. Cezary Mazurek Among the Recipients of Virtuti Medicinali 2025

    2025-10-15

    The distinction – given by the Polish Neuropsychological Society – was presented during the opening ceremony of the 26th Congress of the Polish Neuropsychological Society, entitled “Clinical Neuropsychology and Medicine – Contemporary Challenges in the Diagnosis and Rehabilitation of Patients with Brain Damage”.

  • This composite image features four scenes from an event, likely a workshop or hackathon, involving a group of young people, indicated by the text "Quantum Pizza is part of Qiskit Fall Fest 2023" in one panel. The images show participants engaging in different activities, including a group discussion in a conference room, hands-on group exercises where people wear headbands, and smaller groups working on laptops in a classroom setting. Overall, the pictures convey an atmosphere of focused learning, collaboration, and technological engagement.

    Qiskit Fall Fest: Quantum pizza at PCSS

    2025-10-28

    On Saturday, October 25, a special event took place at the PCSS headquarters as part of a global initiative organised by IBM, focusing on building a community around quantum computing and the Qiskit library. The event, held under the name “Quantum Pizza,” brought together several enthusiasts of quantum technologies and Italian cuisine.

  • GÉANT’s “Foresight 2030: Navigating Change” Report

    GÉANT’s “Foresight 2030: Navigating Change” Report

    2025-01-08

    At the end of 2024, GÉANT released a report identifying the key opportunities and challenges facing the NREN community (National Research and Education Network) in the coming decade. One of the authors of this document is Raimundas Tuminauskas – Head of the Network Infrastructure and Services Department at PSNC.

  • A stylized graphic features a bright blue map of Europe overlaid on a dark, red-lit background of a server room. The map incorporates circuit board elements and a human profile with a brain icon symbolizing AI in the lower right. Logos for "PIAST-AI" and "PCSS" are visible in the upper left and upper right corners, respectively.

    EuroHPC JU expands the AI Factories initiative – AI Factory Antennas will connect Poland and Moldova

    2025-10-14

    EuroHPC JU is strengthening the European artificial intelligence infrastructure network. The investment aims to create 13 AI Factory Antennas, which will allow new partner countries to access existing AI Factories without having to build their own facilities. As part of the project, the Moldova AI Factory Antenna (FAIMA) will be established. It will operate in close coordination with the PIAST-AI Factory located at PCSS.

  • This image displays a weather or environmental map of Europe, showing varying shades of orange and blue across different countries. The text overlay reads: "Od globalnych map do lokalnych detali z modelem WICHER" (From global maps to local details with the WICHER model), "Poznański Horyzont Danych" (Poznan Data Horizon), and the date "22.10.2025 18:00". The logo of PCSS (Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe) is visible in the bottom left corner.

    We invite you to the Poznański Horyzont Danych

    2025-10-27

    WICHER-M, AI Literature, and AI Shopping – these are the main topics that will be featured during the upcoming Poznański Horyzont Danych meeting, which will take place on October 29, 2025, at the PCSS headquarters. Among the experts focusing on artificial intelligence will be Wiktor Kamzela from the PCSS Energy-Efficient ICT Technologies Department.

  • Nobel Prizes 2024: AI in Physics and Chemistry

    Nobel Prizes 2024: AI in Physics and Chemistry

    2024-10-17

    This year's Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry highlight the groundbreaking role of artificial intelligence in those fields. To get insights into this significant development, we reached out to Dr Mikołaj Buchwald – an expert from the PSNC Internet Services Department, whose research interests include cognitive neuroscience, machine learning methodology, as well as using AI plus advanced data analysis to explain human physiology and psychology.

  • A man in a suit is giving a presentation in a conference room, standing beside a screen that displays a slide about the challenges of using cultural heritage assets for XR (extended reality) applications. The slide, branded with the PCSS and HERIFORGE logos, lists issues such as underexploited potential, poor standardization, low data quality, and innovation gaps, against a background showing a classical mosaic image. The podium bears the Fraunhofer FOKUS logo, indicating the event’s location or host organization.

    NEM Summit 2025 – HERIFORGE project presented in Berlin

    2025-10-24

    On October 21–22, the 16th edition of the NEM Summit took place in the German capital. It was organised by the European NEM Initiative cooperation platform. It brings together projects, companies, and academic units working with multimedia, immersive technologies, and virtual worlds. PCSS was represented by the Head of the New Media Department – Maciej Głowiak.

  • PSNC Leaps into the future of computing

    PSNC Leaps into the future of computing

    2024-09-04

    Thanks to the Dariah.lab infrastructure, the first pilot projects for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage resources have been implemented in 2023. Dariah.lab is a research infrastructure for the humanities and arts, built as part of the DARIAH-PL project. It serves to acquire, store and integrate cultural data from the humanities and social sciences, and to process, visualise and share digital resources.

  • This image shows a complex network setup with numerous fiber optic cables connected to networking equipment. The background suggests a high-speed data infrastructure, likely within a data center or research facility. The overlay text announces a "New X-WiN and PIONIER Connection," indicating a significant upgrade or partnership between these network infrastructures. The logo at the top left corner belongs to PCSS (Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center), suggesting their involvement in this technological advancement.

    New Direct Connection for Research Networks in Poland and Germany

    2025-09-03

    DFN-Verein and PCSS have just launched a direct 100 Gbit/s connection between X-WiN and PIONIER networks. This opens an additional transmission path that complements the existing X-WiN and PIONIER links to the GÉANT network. The new connection optimizes the performance of numerous applications and the use of resources at the GÉANT interface. Additionally, it enables the operators to set up new connections for advanced research projects that require high bandwidths for cooperating scientific institutions in Poland and Germany.

  • The image is a digital banner or advertisement, mostly in dark blue and black, announcing a training event. The text, largely in white and some red, translates from Polish to an invitation for a cybersecurity training titled "CyberBezpieczne MŚP: Praktyczne szkolenie dla małych i średnich firm" (CyberSafe SMEs: Practical training for small and medium-sized enterprises). It states that the event is free, lasts two days, and will take place in Poznań on 06 - 07 listopada 2025 (November 6th - 7th, 2025). On the right side, a smiling woman with light brown hair is visible against a blurry white background that resembles a projection screen. The bottom of the banner features several logos of the organizers and partners, including government and European Union entities, suggesting official support for the event.

    EDIH CyberSec: “CyberSecure SMEs” Workshops

    2025-10-23

    The consortium of EDIH CyberSec and Poznański Park Naukowo‑Technologiczny invite you to a free training event titled CyberSecure SMEs, which will be held on 6 and 7 November 2025. This two-day event will include both training sessions and individual consultations, delivering the knowledge and tools to effectively protect business operations in the areas of cloud, production networks and banking — all under the guidance of expert practitioners.

  • International Media on PSNC

    International Media on PSNC

    2024-09-03

    Here is a short sellection of recent articles on PSNC that have appeared in some international media.

  • The graphic is a promotional poster for the Heriforge 1st Open Call. Its dark blue background features a high-contrast image of a person wearing a virtual reality (VR) headset, looking up at a glowing, historic-looking building, suggesting a link between technology and cultural heritage. The text announces that the call is open to SMEs, Startups, NGOs, and Individuals from Cyprus, Poland, or Türkiye, offering €50,000 in funding and technical mentoring. The application deadline is clearly stated as 27 October 2025, and a small disclaimer at the bottom notes that the project is funded by the European Union.

    The First Open Call in the HERIFORGE Project

    2025-08-28

    The HERIFORGE project, also known as the forge of cultural heritage and immersive technologies innovation, has just launched its first open call. As a partner in this project, our Center is pleased to invite and encourage companies, institutions, and individuals who focus on topics related to extended reality to participate and present their solutions.

  • This image is an announcement for a presentation or talk, likely part of an event called "TECHNIA". Presentation Details Date and Time: 22 października (October 22nd), godz. 15.10-15.50 (3:10 PM - 3:50 PM). Title: "Symulacja od ręki" - od globalnych map do lokalnych detali: WICHER-M i przyszłość prognozowania pogody (roughly, "Simulation at Hand" - from global maps to local details: WICHER-M and the future of weather forecasting). Speaker: Wojciech Stefaniak Affiliation: Poznańskie Centrum Komputerowo-Sieciowe (Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center, abbreviated as PCSS, whose logo is in the top left corner). The design features a young man, presumably Wojciech Stefaniak, against a blue and turquoise background, with the TECHNIA logo and the phrase "PART OF ADDNODE GROUP" in the bottom right corner.

    PCSS’ Patronage of the 30th SIMULIA Software Users Conference

    2025-10-21

    The event will be held in Poznań over three days: 21–23 October 2025. PCSS’ patronage is the result of a partnership and a testament to years of fruitful cooperation with the company TECHNIA. A highlight of the conference will be the presentation by Wojciech Stefaniak titled “From global maps to local details: WICHER-M and the future of weather forecasting”.

  • Dariah.lab: cultural heritage documentation

    Dariah.lab: cultural heritage documentation

    2024-04-19

    Thanks to the Dariah.lab infrastructure, the first pilot projects for the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage resources have been implemented in 2023. Dariah.lab is a research infrastructure for the humanities and arts, built as part of the DARIAH-PL project. It serves to acquire, store and integrate cultural data from the humanities and social sciences, and to process, visualise and share digital resources.

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