The 3D-4CH project – which PCSS is a proud partner of – focuses on developing an Online Competence Center that will provide access to knowledge, tools and training for the 3D digitisation and preservation of cultural heritage. By subscribing to the 3D-4CH Newsletter, you will be among the first to find out about the launch of the Online Competence Center, with early insights into its content and upcoming offerings.
In December 2025, an agreement was signed for the implementation of the largest project submitted in the second FENG 2.4 call for network institutions: PUCHACZ – Platform for Obtaining Characteristics of Adversaries and Cyber Threats. The project, coordinated by PCSS, focuses on various aspects of combating cyber threats and developing technologies in the areas of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence — particularly the application of AI approaches in cybersecurity, as well as improving the security and resilience of AI systems themselves.
The international project “Assessment of Time Transfer Techniques For Resilient Regional (Transnational) UTC Infrastructure” will begin on February 2, 2026, led by PCSS. Implemented under the NAVISP programme of the European Space Agency, the initiative aims to strengthen the resilience of Europe’s time and frequency infrastructure. The project will focus on ensuring reliable synchronization sources for key sectors of the economy.
Poland is strengthening its position within the European quantum technology ecosystem. Strategic projects for the development of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) communications, together with the satellite-based PIONIER-Q-SAT project, will connect the national PIONIER-Q network with the infrastructures of other EU countries. Initiatives implemented under the EuroQCI programme will create an innovative and secure quantum communication network, linking Poland with Western Europe, the Baltic states, and Southern Europe.
Robert Pękal, Director of PCSS, has been appointed as a member of the 6th term of the Council for Digitization by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski. This appointment confirms the Center’s expert role in shaping the strategic directions of Poland’s information society and digital economy development. The first meeting of the newly established advisory body is scheduled for January 16, 2026.
A cooperation agreement has been signed to launch EdgePL – a major national initiative aimed at building a pilot system of edge computing nodes across Poland. The signing took place at the Poznan University of Technology, where representatives of the consortium — including the Director of the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences — formalized their commitment to the project.
Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe has launched a collaboration with the prestigious American Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). ORNL is a leading research laboratory, renowned for its partnerships with global giants such as NASA, undertaking projects ranging from data science to advanced ecosystem modeling.
During the ongoing SC Conference in St. Louis, USA, the current TOP500 list has just been announced, presenting the ranking of the fastest supercomputers in the world. Our system PROXIMA was ranked 128th, and ALTAIR was ranked 360th.
The jubilee 10th Biogas Congress, held on December 16–17, 2025, became a platform for exchanging experiences in the fields of digitalization and security in modern energy systems. The event paid particular attention to the growing cyber threats that, amid ongoing digital transformation, increasingly affect the biogas and biomethane sectors.
As part of the Poznań City Lab initiative, an innovative virtual space has been launched to showcase advanced technological solutions developed in Poznań. The project, based on digital twin technology, serves as a platform for testing and demonstrating artificial intelligence systems and modern digital infrastructure.
The pilot edition of the MIND Challenge incubator program, coordinated by PCSS, has successfully been concluded. During the ceremonial Demo Day held at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, participants presented innovative prototype solutions developed by interdisciplinary teams using the living lab methodology.
On 8 December 2025, PCSS hosted a delegation from the Ministry of Development and Regional Policy, led by the Minister of Funds and Regional Policy, Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz. She was accompanied by Members of Parliament Ewa Schädler and Adam Luboński. The visit offered a valuable opportunity to present PCSS’ strategic research infrastructure and highlight our Center’s role in advancing digital transformation across both the region and the country.
This year’s edition of the event organised by the publishers of “Magazyn Biomasa” will once again attract numerous representatives of the agricultural, technology and energy sectors, who, in close cooperation with investors and public administration bodies, are shaping the future of Polish agriculture. The event will take place on 16–17 December at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Conference Centre in Warsaw and will naturally feature representatives of PCSS.
On 1–2 December 2025, the plenary meeting of the international OpenAgri project, focused on developing open technologies for agriculture, was held in Ghent, Belgium. PCSS presented the results of the Polish pilot – an intelligent potato crop irrigation system that increased yields by as much as 26% compared to the reference field, while simultaneously minimizing water consumption.
Between 4 and 5 December 2025, the anniversary conference “When Tradition Meets Technology. 80 Years of the University Library in Wrocław, 20 Years of the Digital Library of the University of Wrocław and Future Directions” was held at the University of Wrocław Library (BUWr). The event offered an important opportunity to reflect on the role of academic libraries in the era of digital transformation, and thus the participation of PCSS representatives — a key technological partner — was an essential part of the programme.
Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center has become a signatory of the Memorandum of Understanding that formally establishes AI4LAM (Artificial Intelligence for Libraries, Archives and Museums). The signing took place during the Fantastic Future 2025 conference held on 3–5 December 2025 at the British Library, with representatives from more than 40 institutions worldwide in attendance.
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.
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.
The newest issue of Nature magazine (04/2025) features an article titled “Long-Distance Coherent Quantum Communications in Deployed Telcom Networks” and one of its coauthors is Piotr Rydlichowski – a PSNC’s researcher from the Centre’s Network Technologies Division.
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.
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.
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.
Here is a short sellection of recent articles on PSNC that have appeared in some international media.
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.
The 3D-4CH project – which PCSS is a proud partner of – focuses on developing an Online Competence Center that will provide access to knowledge, tools and training for the 3D digitisation and preservation of cultural heritage. By subscribing to the 3D-4CH Newsletter, you will be among the first to find out about the launch of the Online Competence Center, with early insights into its content and upcoming offerings.
The jubilee 10th Biogas Congress, held on December 16–17, 2025, became a platform for exchanging experiences in the fields of digitalization and security in modern energy systems. The event paid particular attention to the growing cyber threats that, amid ongoing digital transformation, increasingly affect the biogas and biomethane sectors.
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.
In December 2025, an agreement was signed for the implementation of the largest project submitted in the second FENG 2.4 call for network institutions: PUCHACZ – Platform for Obtaining Characteristics of Adversaries and Cyber Threats. The project, coordinated by PCSS, focuses on various aspects of combating cyber threats and developing technologies in the areas of cybersecurity and artificial intelligence — particularly the application of AI approaches in cybersecurity, as well as improving the security and resilience of AI systems themselves.
As part of the Poznań City Lab initiative, an innovative virtual space has been launched to showcase advanced technological solutions developed in Poznań. The project, based on digital twin technology, serves as a platform for testing and demonstrating artificial intelligence systems and modern digital infrastructure.
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.
The international project “Assessment of Time Transfer Techniques For Resilient Regional (Transnational) UTC Infrastructure” will begin on February 2, 2026, led by PCSS. Implemented under the NAVISP programme of the European Space Agency, the initiative aims to strengthen the resilience of Europe’s time and frequency infrastructure. The project will focus on ensuring reliable synchronization sources for key sectors of the economy.
The pilot edition of the MIND Challenge incubator program, coordinated by PCSS, has successfully been concluded. During the ceremonial Demo Day held at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, participants presented innovative prototype solutions developed by interdisciplinary teams using the living lab methodology.
The newest issue of Nature magazine (04/2025) features an article titled “Long-Distance Coherent Quantum Communications in Deployed Telcom Networks” and one of its coauthors is Piotr Rydlichowski – a PSNC’s researcher from the Centre’s Network Technologies Division.
Poland is strengthening its position within the European quantum technology ecosystem. Strategic projects for the development of Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) communications, together with the satellite-based PIONIER-Q-SAT project, will connect the national PIONIER-Q network with the infrastructures of other EU countries. Initiatives implemented under the EuroQCI programme will create an innovative and secure quantum communication network, linking Poland with Western Europe, the Baltic states, and Southern Europe.
On 8 December 2025, PCSS hosted a delegation from the Ministry of Development and Regional Policy, led by the Minister of Funds and Regional Policy, Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz. She was accompanied by Members of Parliament Ewa Schädler and Adam Luboński. The visit offered a valuable opportunity to present PCSS’ strategic research infrastructure and highlight our Center’s role in advancing digital transformation across both the region and the country.
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.
Robert Pękal, Director of PCSS, has been appointed as a member of the 6th term of the Council for Digitization by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski. This appointment confirms the Center’s expert role in shaping the strategic directions of Poland’s information society and digital economy development. The first meeting of the newly established advisory body is scheduled for January 16, 2026.
This year’s edition of the event organised by the publishers of “Magazyn Biomasa” will once again attract numerous representatives of the agricultural, technology and energy sectors, who, in close cooperation with investors and public administration bodies, are shaping the future of Polish agriculture. The event will take place on 16–17 December at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel & Conference Centre in Warsaw and will naturally feature representatives of PCSS.
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 cooperation agreement has been signed to launch EdgePL – a major national initiative aimed at building a pilot system of edge computing nodes across Poland. The signing took place at the Poznan University of Technology, where representatives of the consortium — including the Director of the Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry of the Polish Academy of Sciences — formalized their commitment to the project.
On 1–2 December 2025, the plenary meeting of the international OpenAgri project, focused on developing open technologies for agriculture, was held in Ghent, Belgium. PCSS presented the results of the Polish pilot – an intelligent potato crop irrigation system that increased yields by as much as 26% compared to the reference field, while simultaneously minimizing water consumption.
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.
Poznańskie Centrum Superkomputerowo-Sieciowe has launched a collaboration with the prestigious American Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). ORNL is a leading research laboratory, renowned for its partnerships with global giants such as NASA, undertaking projects ranging from data science to advanced ecosystem modeling.
Between 4 and 5 December 2025, the anniversary conference “When Tradition Meets Technology. 80 Years of the University Library in Wrocław, 20 Years of the Digital Library of the University of Wrocław and Future Directions” was held at the University of Wrocław Library (BUWr). The event offered an important opportunity to reflect on the role of academic libraries in the era of digital transformation, and thus the participation of PCSS representatives — a key technological partner — was an essential part of the programme.
Here is a short sellection of recent articles on PSNC that have appeared in some international media.
During the ongoing SC Conference in St. Louis, USA, the current TOP500 list has just been announced, presenting the ranking of the fastest supercomputers in the world. Our system PROXIMA was ranked 128th, and ALTAIR was ranked 360th.
Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center has become a signatory of the Memorandum of Understanding that formally establishes AI4LAM (Artificial Intelligence for Libraries, Archives and Museums). The signing took place during the Fantastic Future 2025 conference held on 3–5 December 2025 at the British Library, with representatives from more than 40 institutions worldwide in attendance.
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.
