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.
The RCH initiative aims to create a sustainable space for collaboration, connecting research funding institutions, ministries, research units, organizations dedicated to the protection of cultural heritage, as well as experts, practitioners, and local communities. The project is planned as a ten-year endeavor, with completion scheduled for 2035. The initiative received co-funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Framework Program.
The kick-off meeting in Marseille will be hosted by the Foundation for the Sciences of Patrimoine and the Mucem – Museum of Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean.
In the project structure, PCSS has been entrusted with the role of partner responsible for digital support for the consultation processes. PCSS will be responsible for adapting and managing the Heritage Research Forum digital platform.
This tool will be used to:
- conduct consultations and gather feedback from stakeholders,
- improve knowledge exchange between project participants,
- support the work of expert and advisory structures established within the partnership.
The implementation of the Heritage Research Forum will enable the effective transformation of findings and input from the research community and practitioners into structured knowledge, which can be used in other areas and activities of the project.
PCSS joins the new Horizon Europe-funded REWIRE project
2026-10-07
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.
PIAST-AI presented at Dell Technologies Forum 2026
2026-09-30
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.
Become an INFINITY Network Stakeholder
2026-09-29
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.
Polish AI and Quantum infrastructure in the spotlight at EuroHPC User Days 2026 in Dublin
2026-09-25
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.
PCSS supported the NORDUnet 2026 conference in Sweden
2026-09-16
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.
Open Call of the 3D-4CH project
2026-09-09
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.
The 3D-4CH project has just reached its halfway point
2026-08-31
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.
AI and the market: topics at the młodo_sfera festival
2026-08-27
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.
PCSS at the GÉANT Project Symposium 2026 in Brussels
2026-10-07
Held every two years, the GÉANT Project Symposium is a key internal gathering for project teams (comprising over 600 individuals from 55 organizations across 43 countries) that collectively form the GÉANT community. This year, the event took place in Brussels at the historic Maison de la Poste, where more than 250 participants engaged in numerous sessions and working group meetings over the course of two days (October 6–8).
PCSS as a partner of Dell Technologies Forum 2026
2026-09-24
PCSS has become an important partner of the Dell Technologies Forum 2026, taking place on September 30 at the EXPO XXI Center in Warsaw under the theme "From Possibilities to Real Results." As part of its participation, PCSS representatives are to showcase the potential of the national computing infrastructure dedicated to artificial intelligence development, including the objectives of the strategic PIAST-AI Factory project. The event serves as an opportunity to discuss the application of modern technologies in science, business, and society.
Artificial intelligence in the service of the economy: PCSS showcases the capabilities of the PIAST-AI Factory in Karpacz.
2026-09-10
During the 35th Economic Forum in Karpacz (September 8–10, 2026), PCSS showcased its key initiatives regarding the development of AI technolgies. The Center’s leadership participated in this prestigious event, which serves as a crucial hub for dialogue between the worlds of politics, business, and science. The invitation extended to PCSS representatives underlines the organization's strategic role in shaping the region's emerging digital architecture.
Innovative Poznań: The first meeting on 29 September at PCSS
2026-08-26
On September 29, 2026, PCSS will host the first meeting of the “Innovative Pozań” initiative. The event will focus on bio-based raw mateials and food products for conscious consumers, providing entrepreneurs with a platform to develop innovative ideas and establish connections with the research sector and academia.
PPAM 2026: PCSS co-organizes the 16th International Conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics
2026-07-29
From August 30 to September 2, Poznań will host the 16th edition of the International Conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics (PPAM 2026). Dedicated to the latest advances in parallel and distributed processing as well as applied mathematics, the event is co-organized by the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS) in cooperation with the Częstochowa University of Technology and Poznań University of Technology.
Meeting of the Advisory Board and Stakeholder Panel in the 3D 4CH project
2026-07-23
As part of the 3D-4CH project, an online meeting of the Advisory Board and the Stakeholder Panel was organized to discuss key achievements to date and future directions for the development of digital technologies in cultural heritage preservation. Highlights included the presentation of the newly launched online platform and a framework for measuring the impact of the initiative's activities. PCSS is actively involved in the initiative, supporting the establishment of the 3D Competence Centre and the development of dedicated tools.
“Digital Agriculture” initiative launched at PCSS
2026-07-01
The "Digital Agriculture" initiative was officially launched at the headquarters of PCSS together with the ceremonial signing of a letter of intent. This marked the formal beginning of a unique partnership which brings together representatives from academia, the modern technology sector, business, and agricultural advisory services. The goal of this joint effort is to create a robust innovation ecosystem that translates advanced digital solutions into real, measurable benefits for the Polish agritech sector.
PCSS at the ISC High Performance 2026 in Hamburg
2026-06-29
From June 23 to 25, 2026, representatives of PCSS participated in the ISC High Performance 2026 international conference and exhibition in Hamburg. During this year's edition, PCSS showcased its key research and development initiatives, with a particular focus on the KMD4EOSC project, advanced HPC services, and innovations in quantum technologies.
The Polish PIONIER quantum network has the longest range in Europe. The PIONIER-Q project featured in the PARP report
2026-07-31
The Polish fiber-optic network dedicated to Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), built on the infrastructure of the PIONIER network, has already reached over 1,700 km in length. This achievement makes it the longest network of its kind in Europe and one of the longest worldwide. The role of the PIONIER-Q project, coordinated by the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS), was highlighted in the latest report by the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP) titled "Monitoring Trends in Innovation" as crucial for building digital sovereignty and national security.
ECHOLOT Project: The first issue of the newsletter dedicated to digital cultural heritage has been released
2026-07-27
The first edition of the official newsletter for the European project ECHOLOT (European Cultural Heritage Optimised Linked Open Tools) has been published. The newsletter serves as a knowledge compendium on innovative methods for enriching and sharing cultural heritage data using artificial intelligence and semantic technologies.
PCSS projects presented in GÉANT CONNECT Magazine
2026-07-13
The June edition of the CONNECT magazine, focused around the GÉANT’s network and community, featured an article centred on next-generation infrastructure. These initatives are carried out within four leading projects, led by PCSS and based on the PIONIER network.
Associated Press: PCSS as the pillar of technological transformation
2026-03-17
From post-communism to the ranks of the world's 20 largest economies – the Associated Press agency analyzes Poland's impressive transformation in its latest feature. A key element of this evolution, alongside education and industry, is innovation, represented in the AP material by PCSS.
PCSS Provides AI Technology: Large Language Models within Your Reach
2026-03-16
Access to artificial intelligence models through API is one of the flagship services offered by PCSS. Previously available mainly to researchers, it can now be used not only by the scientific community but also by commercial customers. Originally designed to support research, academic projects, and educational activities, the service is now open to businesses as well. Advanced tools built on PCSS’s state-of-the-art and – very importantly – secure HPC infrastructure are now literally within reach for companies, including small and medium-sized enterprises.
About us: Practical implementation of domestic language models
2026-02-22
As part of the "Start z polskim AI" series, organized by Polski Fundusz Rozwoju (PFR), a conversation has been released focusing on the implementation of local artificial intelligence solutions in organizations. The guest was Tomasz Parkoła, Head of the Network Services Division at PCSS, who shared insights into working with the Bielik.AI model. The material serves as a comprehensive knowledge base for entities planning strategic AI deployments based on Polish resources.
PCSS expert co‑author of a scientific publication in a prestigious journal on the modular reference architecture of SHOP4CF
2026-01-28
The article “The SHOP4CF modular reference architecture for flexible process-oriented, data-driven smart manufacturing” by Paul Grefen, Michał Zimniewicz (PCSS, Large-Scale Applications and Services Department), Irene Vanderfeesten, Kostas Tragonas, Pieter Becue, Anders Pedersen, and Genessis Perez Rivera has been published in issue 85 of the Journal of Manufacturing Systems, available on ScienceDirect.
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.
PCSS joins the new Horizon Europe-funded REWIRE project
2026-10-07
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.
PCSS at the GÉANT Project Symposium 2026 in Brussels
2026-10-07
Held every two years, the GÉANT Project Symposium is a key internal gathering for project teams (comprising over 600 individuals from 55 organizations across 43 countries) that collectively form the GÉANT community. This year, the event took place in Brussels at the historic Maison de la Poste, where more than 250 participants engaged in numerous sessions and working group meetings over the course of two days (October 6–8).
The Polish PIONIER quantum network has the longest range in Europe. The PIONIER-Q project featured in the PARP report
2026-07-31
The Polish fiber-optic network dedicated to Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), built on the infrastructure of the PIONIER network, has already reached over 1,700 km in length. This achievement makes it the longest network of its kind in Europe and one of the longest worldwide. The role of the PIONIER-Q project, coordinated by the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS), was highlighted in the latest report by the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP) titled "Monitoring Trends in Innovation" as crucial for building digital sovereignty and national security.
PIAST-AI presented at Dell Technologies Forum 2026
2026-09-30
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.
PCSS as a partner of Dell Technologies Forum 2026
2026-09-24
PCSS has become an important partner of the Dell Technologies Forum 2026, taking place on September 30 at the EXPO XXI Center in Warsaw under the theme "From Possibilities to Real Results." As part of its participation, PCSS representatives are to showcase the potential of the national computing infrastructure dedicated to artificial intelligence development, including the objectives of the strategic PIAST-AI Factory project. The event serves as an opportunity to discuss the application of modern technologies in science, business, and society.
ECHOLOT Project: The first issue of the newsletter dedicated to digital cultural heritage has been released
2026-07-27
The first edition of the official newsletter for the European project ECHOLOT (European Cultural Heritage Optimised Linked Open Tools) has been published. The newsletter serves as a knowledge compendium on innovative methods for enriching and sharing cultural heritage data using artificial intelligence and semantic technologies.
Become an INFINITY Network Stakeholder
2026-09-29
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.
Artificial intelligence in the service of the economy: PCSS showcases the capabilities of the PIAST-AI Factory in Karpacz.
2026-09-10
During the 35th Economic Forum in Karpacz (September 8–10, 2026), PCSS showcased its key initiatives regarding the development of AI technolgies. The Center’s leadership participated in this prestigious event, which serves as a crucial hub for dialogue between the worlds of politics, business, and science. The invitation extended to PCSS representatives underlines the organization's strategic role in shaping the region's emerging digital architecture.
PCSS projects presented in GÉANT CONNECT Magazine
2026-07-13
The June edition of the CONNECT magazine, focused around the GÉANT’s network and community, featured an article centred on next-generation infrastructure. These initatives are carried out within four leading projects, led by PCSS and based on the PIONIER network.
Polish AI and Quantum infrastructure in the spotlight at EuroHPC User Days 2026 in Dublin
2026-09-25
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.
Innovative Poznań: The first meeting on 29 September at PCSS
2026-08-26
On September 29, 2026, PCSS will host the first meeting of the “Innovative Pozań” initiative. The event will focus on bio-based raw mateials and food products for conscious consumers, providing entrepreneurs with a platform to develop innovative ideas and establish connections with the research sector and academia.
Associated Press: PCSS as the pillar of technological transformation
2026-03-17
From post-communism to the ranks of the world's 20 largest economies – the Associated Press agency analyzes Poland's impressive transformation in its latest feature. A key element of this evolution, alongside education and industry, is innovation, represented in the AP material by PCSS.
PCSS supported the NORDUnet 2026 conference in Sweden
2026-09-16
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.
PPAM 2026: PCSS co-organizes the 16th International Conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics
2026-07-29
From August 30 to September 2, Poznań will host the 16th edition of the International Conference on Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics (PPAM 2026). Dedicated to the latest advances in parallel and distributed processing as well as applied mathematics, the event is co-organized by the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PCSS) in cooperation with the Częstochowa University of Technology and Poznań University of Technology.
PCSS Provides AI Technology: Large Language Models within Your Reach
2026-03-16
Access to artificial intelligence models through API is one of the flagship services offered by PCSS. Previously available mainly to researchers, it can now be used not only by the scientific community but also by commercial customers. Originally designed to support research, academic projects, and educational activities, the service is now open to businesses as well. Advanced tools built on PCSS’s state-of-the-art and – very importantly – secure HPC infrastructure are now literally within reach for companies, including small and medium-sized enterprises.
Open Call of the 3D-4CH project
2026-09-09
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.
Meeting of the Advisory Board and Stakeholder Panel in the 3D 4CH project
2026-07-23
As part of the 3D-4CH project, an online meeting of the Advisory Board and the Stakeholder Panel was organized to discuss key achievements to date and future directions for the development of digital technologies in cultural heritage preservation. Highlights included the presentation of the newly launched online platform and a framework for measuring the impact of the initiative's activities. PCSS is actively involved in the initiative, supporting the establishment of the 3D Competence Centre and the development of dedicated tools.
About us: Practical implementation of domestic language models
2026-02-22
As part of the "Start z polskim AI" series, organized by Polski Fundusz Rozwoju (PFR), a conversation has been released focusing on the implementation of local artificial intelligence solutions in organizations. The guest was Tomasz Parkoła, Head of the Network Services Division at PCSS, who shared insights into working with the Bielik.AI model. The material serves as a comprehensive knowledge base for entities planning strategic AI deployments based on Polish resources.
The 3D-4CH project has just reached its halfway point
2026-08-31
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.
“Digital Agriculture” initiative launched at PCSS
2026-07-01
The "Digital Agriculture" initiative was officially launched at the headquarters of PCSS together with the ceremonial signing of a letter of intent. This marked the formal beginning of a unique partnership which brings together representatives from academia, the modern technology sector, business, and agricultural advisory services. The goal of this joint effort is to create a robust innovation ecosystem that translates advanced digital solutions into real, measurable benefits for the Polish agritech sector.
PCSS expert co‑author of a scientific publication in a prestigious journal on the modular reference architecture of SHOP4CF
2026-01-28
The article “The SHOP4CF modular reference architecture for flexible process-oriented, data-driven smart manufacturing” by Paul Grefen, Michał Zimniewicz (PCSS, Large-Scale Applications and Services Department), Irene Vanderfeesten, Kostas Tragonas, Pieter Becue, Anders Pedersen, and Genessis Perez Rivera has been published in issue 85 of the Journal of Manufacturing Systems, available on ScienceDirect.
AI and the market: topics at the młodo_sfera festival
2026-08-27
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.
PCSS at the ISC High Performance 2026 in Hamburg
2026-06-29
From June 23 to 25, 2026, representatives of PCSS participated in the ISC High Performance 2026 international conference and exhibition in Hamburg. During this year's edition, PCSS showcased its key research and development initiatives, with a particular focus on the KMD4EOSC project, advanced HPC services, and innovations in quantum technologies.
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.