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Assessment Report: HellasQCI Participation at the PRISM Quantum Week

Event Overview On 5th December 2024, Dr Homer Papadopoulos, Functional Researcher in NCSR Demokritos and Dissemination Coordinator of HellasQCI participated in the PRISM Quantum Week, at the University of Malta, Valletta Campus, under the auspices of PRISM EuroQCI to explore…

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Did you know that: LEO satellites revolutionize secure communication through QKD?

LEO satellites are revolutionizing secure communication through Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), a method that leverages the principles of quantum mechanics to ensure unbreakable encryption. A recent study* “Satellite-to-Ground QKD in Urban Environment: A Comparative Analysis of Small-Sized Optical Ground Stations”…

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The latest advancements of the HellasQCI project presented at the 15th ICSO2024, on 24 October 2024, France

The latest progress related to the HellasQCI project was presented by Dr. Manolis Xilouris, Νational Observatory of Athens and a key contributor in the space-segment development for the HellasQCI project, on October 24, 2024 at ICSO2024, one of the largest…

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Assessment Report: HellasQCI at the Danish Quantum Communication Infrastructure (QCI.DK) Workshop, Denmark

 Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou, Senior Project Manager at GRNET and Coordinator of HellasQCI, was honoured to be invited by DTU (Technical University of Denmark) to present at the National QCI Workshop of Denmark: “Securing the Future: Quantum Key Distribution for Enterprises…

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HellasQCI Training Event Crete 2024 – Course Now Available Online!

HellasQCI is excited to announce that the course from our recent HellasQCI Training Event in Crete 2024 is now live on our Training Platform! Whether you're just starting with quantum technologies or looking to deepen your knowledge, here are targeted…

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415 scientists are being trained in Quantum Communication Technologies and Cyber Security, ensuring secure communications for Greece and Europe, today and in the future.

A two day Training Event on Quantum Technologies and Cybersecurity, coordinated by GRNET and FORTHAiming at training the new generation of engineers in quantum telecommunication technologies and strengthening cybersecurity at national and European level, the training event on: "Quantum Key…

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The first 3 finalised post-quantum encryption standards released by NIST mark a significant milestone in the evolution of cybersecurity and the future of EuroQCI

As quantum computing advances, the threat landscape will inevitably change. Quantum Communications Infrastructures are becoming more and more necessary due to potential security breaches by quantum computers. NIST has released three post-quantum encryption standards designed to protect against potential cyberattacks…

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HellasQCI project featured in “Quantum Computing Is Coming. Here’s What Needs To Happen First” Forbes Article

HellasQCI, a project coordinated by the National Infrastructures for Research and Technology - GRNET, operating under the auspices of the Greek Ministry of Digital Governance, is featured in a Forbes article, titled “Quantum Computing Is Coming. Here’s What Needs To…

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Published Αrticle: The new generation of engineers in quantum technologies and cybersecurity at the 3rd HellasQCI Training Event

The European co-funded project HellasQCI, implemented by the National Quantum Infrastructure Network of Greece and coordinated by the GRNET – National Infrastructures for Research and Technology, is organising the 3rd free training event on 4-5 September 2024, in Heraklion, Crete.…

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HellasQCI joins forces with European partners at the Romanian National Quantum Communication Infrastructure RoNaQCI Workshop, 20-21 June 2024 | Assessment Report

Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou, Senior Project Manager at GRNET and the HellasQCI Project Coordinator, was invited to attend both the 3rd RoNaQCI Workshop HellasQCI, a project coordinated by GRNET, operating under the auspices of the Greek Ministry of Digital Governance, successfully…

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