PCSS News EN, 16.04.2026

Join us for AI Tinkerers Poland Poznań #1 – an intensive meetup for creators of AI-based solutions who aren’t afraid to experiment. Join us at the CBPIO headquarters to take part in a unique collaboration testing ground and, together with our specialists, explore the latest trends in the world of intelligent algorithms.

From April 20–24, Poznań will be filled with the passion of discovery! Together with ICHB PAN, we invite you to the next edition of the Poznań Festival of Science and Art, where we will jointly examine what true quality means in the world of research, technology, and creativity.

We are strengthening our cooperation with the Poznań academic community: Urszula Grygier-Soboń and Dr. Magdalena Baranowska-Szczepańska have joined the Collegium Da Vinci Employers’ Council. As members of the Council, we will have a tangible impact on the education of future IT professionals, tailoring study programs to the dynamic challenges of the modern labor market.

The consortium of which our Center is a part has secured massive support for the development of innovative diagnostic tools for historical monuments. Led by the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, as many as 14 key centers from all over Poland will join forces to protect national treasures. What does this mean in practice? Modern technology and free research will become available to a wide range of researchers and conservators of artworks.

The Polish quantum network has successfully passed tests before the European Commission, confirming its readiness for secure data transmission using QKD technology. This is a historic moment that not only finalizes the construction of the national infrastructure between HPC centers but also paves the way for the development of next-generation cross-border connections.

On April 9, social innovations and new technologies met at PCSS headquarters. We hosted the Polish Living Lab Summit — an event dedicated to building connections between science and administration, as well as exploring new funding sources for ambitious pilot projects. Among leaders from the public and scientific sectors, discussions focused on modern development paths for regions.

The capital of Greater Poland is at the heart of Europe’s digital culture! See the summary of the key meeting between the ECHOES project partners and the European Commission, which was hosted in March at the PCSS headquarters and within the interiors of the National Museum in Poznań. Learn how, together with the ECCCH projects, we are building the foundations for a pan-European data platform for cultural heritage.

More than 250 companies, intense B2B sessions, and concrete discussions about technology – this is what Spark Demo Day in Łódź looked like. PCSS, represented by Łukasz Dębicki and Tomasz Konopka, became a hub for discussions on digital transformation. From the pet-tech industry to aircraft fleet management, representatives from various sectors turned to us for support in implementing modern solutions. Learn how our expertise within the Spark 3.0 framework translates into real-world business success.

The history of theatre since 1945 is no longer confined to paper folders! PCSS, the Polish Theatre in Wrocław, and the University of Wrocław are joining forces to create a model system for digitizing theatre archives. Thanks to PCSS’s modern infrastructure, unique collections documenting postwar culture will not only be protected from deterioration, but also made widely accessible. This is the beginning of a new era of the “Digital Theatre Archive,” which will become a standard for cultural institutions across Poland.

Poland is entering the era of precise quantum measurements thanks to the GraviQ project, carried out by PCSS and its partners. The construction of the country’s first network of mobile gravimeters will make it possible to monitor Earth’s gravitational field with unprecedented accuracy, opening new opportunities for geophysics and civil engineering.

In the race for AI dominance, the question of “whether to implement” has been replaced by the hard calculation of required computing power. PCSS meets these needs by offering the Polish Power Factory in a GPUaaS (GPU-as-a-Service) model—a sovereign and scalable environment that transforms teraflops into a tangible market advantage for your company.

From post-communism to joining the ranks of the world’s 20 largest economies – the AP agency analyzes Poland’s impressive transformation. In this prestigious feature, the eyes of the world are turned toward Poznań and PCSS. Joanna Kowalska and Tomasz Parkoła provide insight into the Center’s unique ecosystem, which is becoming the foundation of a new digital era. Learn how the PIAST-AI Factory project and the integration of artificial intelligence with a quantum computer are placing Poland at the forefront of the global technological race.