EuroQCI projects play a crucial role in shaping future infrastructure that remains impervious to cybersecurity attacks, even in the era when quantum computing becomes available to cybercriminals. The European Commission has introduced the first-ever European cybersecurity certification scheme in accordance... Continue reading
The European Declaration on Quantum Technologies was celebrated at the ‘Shaping Europe’s Quantum Future’ conference in Belgium on March 2024, with special guests and representatives from Member States in attendance. The declaration, signed by many EU countries, aims to acknowledge... Continue reading
In March 2024, during the Digital Transformation Dialogues at UNESCO’s headquarters a discussion paper was published by the UNESCO and Quantum Delta NL. The document “explores the global impact of quantum technologies and charts the relevant discussions around the human... Continue reading
Between 14-17 May, members of the QCIHungary project visited Singapore. The researchers from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), László Bacsárdi, Head of the Mobile Communication and Quantum Technologies Laboratory, Márton Czermann and Máté Galambos, PhD students at... Continue reading
The European Commission (EC) announced the opening of calls for proposals under Horizon Europe’s 2023-2024 digital, industrial, and space work program, focusing on research and innovation in Artificial Intelligence and quantum technologies. The Commission plans to invest €112 million in... Continue reading
This year’s World Quantum Day Hungarian Meetup was held at Nokia Skypark on April 12th, organized by the QHungary Group. The aim of this worldwide initiative is to talk about current issues in quantum mechanics and technology in an accessible... Continue reading
The NETWORKSHOP conference, organised for the 33rd time this year, was held under the motto: "digital transformation of education, research and public collections at the cutting edge." The event was hosted by the Eszterházy Károly Catholic University in Eger and... Continue reading
This year’s NETWORKSHOP Conference will be held at the Károly Eszterházy Catholic University in Eger from 3 to 5 April. The 3-day program will also incorporate the fast-growing field of quantum informatics. In the afternoon workshop on Day 1, participants... Continue reading
The Malta NatQCI (PRISM) has organised a webinar on the 6th of March to kick off a collaboration with a set of other National QCIs. QCIHungary has also been invited to participate in this online event. Malta achieved a... Continue reading
QCIHungary is part of the European QCIEurope network, which aims, among other objectives, to provide secure infrastructure for the European community through the application of quantum communication technologies. Due to the rapid advancement of quantum computing, these innovative technologies are... Continue reading
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