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The EuroQCS-Poland project is a joint initiative of Polish and European institutions, owned by the EuroHPC JU and located at the Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC). EuroQCS-Poland will be a digital, gate-based quantum computer, based on trapped-ions offering 20-plus physical qubits, with the infrastructure allowing for remote access. PSNC leads the EuroQCS-Poland consortium, handling the integration and development of hardware and software.

A National Data Center of Excellence, which is to coordinate the activities of local centres providing secure and fast access to data, is currently under preparation.

A consortium of six institutions, led by the Wrocław University of Science and Technology (PWr), have launched a project to develop the Polish Large Language Universal Model (PLLuM). The model is intended to be open source and free to use, and for it to form the basis of a Polish-speaking intelligent assistant that can help provide public services.

"The Polish Development Fund (PFR) launched (commercial) workshops on “Artificial Intelligence for Leaders” for businesses to understand the potential of AI and how to use it effectively in business processes (PFR, 2024[47]).

In the context of its National Digitalisation Strategy, a new “AI Factory” facility will be built at the Academic Computer Centre CYFRONET AGH in Kraków to boost computing power in Poland. The facility is expected to be operational by the end of 2025.

In December 2024, the NASK announced a transformation of its AI division into the AI Security Research Centre, which will focus on scientific research the field of AI, with an emphasis on cybersecurity.

This online tool, administered by the Future Industry Platform Foundation (Fundacja Platforma Przemysłu Przyszłości) and created as a cooperation between the Ministry of Digital Affairs and Global Partnership on AI, connects startups, micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) looking for artificial intelligence (AI) solutions with providers of AI solutions.

Poland participates in in the Alliance for Language Technologies EDIC, which concentrates on usage of AI for large language models. Polish institutions will participate in calls devoted to support ALT-EDIC activities.

The University of Lodz has established Poland’s first university team dedicated to generative artificial intelligence at the Centre for Analysis, Modelling and Computational Science (Centrum Analiz, Modelowania i Nauk Obliczeniowych - CaMiNO), which pursues an interdisciplinary research approach in biology, maths, data analysis, finance, economics.