PCSS has joined the international consortium of the REWIRE project, funded by the Horizon Europe program as a Coordination and Support Action (CSA). This new initiative aims to move beyond theoretical declarations regarding scientific reproducibility toward its reliable, practical implementation in the daily procedures of various organizations, including research institutions, funding bodies, and infrastructure providers.
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The northern Swedish city of Luleå hosted the latest edition of NORDUnet 2026, which is a prestigious conference for Scandinavian research and academic networks. Once again, PCSS was entrusted with providing comprehensive audiovisual support and technical services for this three-day event. This year’s proceedings showcased key achievements by PCSS and the PIONIER network, particularly in the fields of quantum technologies.
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The INFINITY project, implemented under the Horizon Europe program, is establishing a European Stakeholder Network bringing together multiple experts from the cultural, scientific, and creative sectors. This initiative aims to develop innovative solutions for the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH). Applications to join the network are accepted via a dedicated registration form.
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Poland is strengthening its position within the European ecosystem of cutting-edge technologies. At the EuroHPC User Days 2026 in Dublin, experts from PCSS showcased flagship projects developed in collaboration with PCSS and leading research institutions: the PIAST-AI Factory (with a planned capacity exceeding 1,500 GPUs), the QEC4QEA European Quantum Center of Excellence, and the PIAST-Q hybrid quantum system. These projects offer a comprehensive response to key challenges facing science, business, and society in the era of supercomputing, artificial intelligence, and quantum technologies.
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The northern Swedish city of Luleå hosted the latest edition of NORDUnet 2026, which is a prestigious conference for Scandinavian research and academic networks. Once again, PCSS was entrusted with providing comprehensive audiovisual support and technical services for this three-day event. This year’s proceedings showcased key achievements by PCSS and the PIONIER network, particularly in the fields of quantum technologies.
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The Time Machine Organization (TMO) is launching the “Training Synergy Call,” offering six micro-grants of €5,000 each for in-person training workshops. The aim of the call is to enhance 3D-related skills within the cultural sector, in alignment with the 3D-4CH project curriculum. Applications may be submitted until October 15, 2026.
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The 3D-4CH project has just reached its halfway point after 18 months full of intense work on the development of the Online Competence Centre for 3D Cultural Heritage. PCSS is actively participating in this initiative, supporting the creation and integration of a European community centered around digital heritage, science, and modern technologies.
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Bartosz Walter, PhD, DSc (Eng.), from the Data Engineering and Analytics Platforms Department at PCSS, will participate in the inaugural edition of the młodo_sfera festival. During this event, the PCSS expert will take part in a panel discussion focused on the impact of AI on the labor market, as well as the emergence of new professional specializations.
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PCSS is an active partner in the international consortium behind the PIONIER-Q-SAT project, led by the Research and Academic Computer Network (NASK). This initiative directly builds on the success of the PIONIER-Q project, which established Europe’s longest terrestrial quantum key distribution (QKD) network. The new venture aims to integrate ground-based infrastructure with satellite technologies, thereby laying the foundation for fully eavesdropping-resistant digital systems.
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The European Partnership for Resilient Cultural Heritage (RCH) will officially launch its research and innovation partnership at the end of September in Marseille. PCSS is participating in the initiative, which brings together 90 entities from 30 European countries. The project aims to increase the resilience of cultural heritage to the effects of climate change and the accompanying environmental and social challenges.
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The open-source videoconferencing platform eduMEET, developed with significant contribution from PCSS, is entering a new phase of development. The primary direction of these changes is the establishment of a pan-European, federated service built on the distributed infrastructure of national research and education networks (NRENs). This solution combines full data sovereignty with unprecedented scalability and reliability.
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The 2025 Annual Report of the OPERAS European research infrastructure has been made available on Zenodo. The publication summarizes a year of intense development, international collaboration, and progress in building an open and sustainable scholarly communication ecosystem within the Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH).
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