Quantum Use Case Demonstration
During the SC Conference had a demonstration uses two quantum-classical testbeds in PSNC, Poznan, Poland and the SC24 venue in Atlanta, USA.
Read moreDuring the SC Conference had a demonstration uses two quantum-classical testbeds in PSNC, Poznan, Poland and the SC24 venue in Atlanta, USA.
Read moreQuantum computing offers huge opportunities to the research and education (R&E) community as well as to commercial enterprise. Quantum computers have the power to tackle problems far beyond the current reach of classical computing, from simulating complex protein folding and predicting meteorological phenomena to modelling financial systems.
Read moreThese informal meetings between EuroHPC JU and the communications teams of the 6 hosting entities from Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, Poland and Spain aim to facilitate information exchange, share best practices, and strengthen communication synergies. Last session, which we had the pleasure of participating in, focused on presenting the common EuroHPC communication strategy and preparing for the implementation of milestones and upcoming events.
Read moreOn Monday, our colleague and expert in quantum technologies, Piotr Rydlichowski, took part in a workshop on Innovating the Network for Data Intensive Science (#INDIS) and highlighted the advancements in high-speed networking of this year SC24′ Network Research Exhibition (#NRE – Network Research Exhibitions) powered by SCinet.
Read moreIn a groundbreaking project, Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC) in Poland has worked with NVIDIA and ORCA Computing to demonstrate the world’s first hybrid computing architecture at PSNC involving a multi-user HPC environment supporting multiple quantum processing units (QPUs), alongside multi-GPU and multi-CPU job execution. PSNC researchers have also trained a hybrid classical-quantum machine learning algorithm within this environment. This work is a first step toward demonstrating the importance of integrating QPUs into hybrid classical-quantum supercomputing environments.
Read moreDuring the SC24 – The International Conference for High Performance Computing, our experts will be happy to tell you about the projects that we have been implementing for over 30 years, both for research institutions, scientific communities and business.
Visit our booth number 1149 to learn more about our research and development center. Maybe this will be the first step to start cooperation with us? See, who you can meet and talk to during SC24.
Read morePSNC will receive a grant of over 10 million złoty from the Ministry of Digital Affairs. These funds will support the creation of modern educational programs and trainings designed to prepare specialists in quantum computing. The grant will be awarded by the end of 2025 with the aim of increasing digital competencies in the field of quantum engineering.
Read moreThe installation of the pathfinder link between the German National Metrology Institute (PTB) in Braunschweig and the Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC) was successfully completed. It is likely the first link of the entire network of European connections dedicated to time and frequency transfer (promoted by GÉANT as part of the C-TFN). The installation itself went very smoothly and was completed just a week after the fiber was delivered on the German side.
Read moreDuring the EOSC Symposium in Berlin AI4EOSC announced the deployment of beta LLM4EOSC (Large Language Models for the EOSC) API service. This innovative service is now available for a limited number of users in the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) community to evaluate and provide feedback.
Read moreOn behalf of the European Commission, PCSS is pleased to announce the official launch of the EOSC EU Node services, marking a critical milestone in its goal to accelerate the adoption of Open Science across Europe.
Read moreNimbusQA application was created by the PSNC Media Solutions Lab for Phase One, which is one of the leading digital photography companies in the world. The application is actually a cloud-based service designed to simplify the calibration and verification of digital reproduction systems, specifically tailored for photographers and cultural heritage professionals.
Read moreThe availability of high-quality 3D content has been a limiting factor for the growth of Extended Reality (XR) and 3D applications, particularly within cultural heritage sectors. Addressing this challenge, the new “3D Big Data to enrich the European Data Space for Cultural Heritage” (or simply “3DBigDataSpace”) project is set to revolutionize the accessibility and usability of 3D data for cultural heritage, education, and tourism sectors across Europe.
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