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Companies, startups, and researchers in Romania can already start artificial intelligence projects using European supercomputing resources, without having to wait for RO AI Factory to become operational. Through BSC AI Factory, they can access European infrastructure, while ICI Bucharest can support them throughout the needs assessment, application and onboarding process.
Adrian-Victor Vevera, General Director of ICI Bucharest, participated as a keynote speaker at Quantum Innovation Summit 2026, held from 28 to 30 September in Dubai. The event brought together specialists, representatives of public institutions, researchers, and technology companies in a programme dedicated to developing quantum technologies and their connection to artificial intelligence, computing infrastructure, and cybersecurity.
Researchers and companies in Romania will be able to develop and test artificial intelligence solutions using the infrastructure and expertise provided through RO AI Factory. The project, for which ICI Bucharest serves as the Hosting Entity, aims to reduce barriers to accessing advanced computing resources, including for start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises.
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The National Institute for Research and Development in Informatics – ICI Bucharest and Infosec Center signed a cooperation agreement during the Industry 4.0 Awards & Gala in Bucharest. The two organizations aim to explore new opportunities for collaboration in areas of mutual interest, including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and digitalization.
ICI Bucharest hosted the onboarding session for the startups selected in Call #3 of the BSC AI Factory Incubation Programme.
CI Bucharest welcomed H.E. Le Vinh Thang, Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to Romania, to discuss new opportunities for cooperation in research and technology. The meeting also explored researchers' participation in programmes that could support direct collaboration between teams from Romania and Vietnam. Other areas of common interest included ICT, blockchain, artificial intelligence, automotive and dual-use technologies.
