QCI Days Vienna 2024

AIT Austrian Institute of Technology cordially invites you to a captivating event that will take place in the historic city of Vienna. The current agenda is available here (print-friendly version).

Being the successor of QKD Days Madrid 2022, this event promises a unique opportunity to discuss the newest trends in quantum-secure communication. The occasion brings together experts from Digital Europe Programme (DEP) and Quantum Flagship projects, specialists, from industry and R&D, and policy makers in the fields of quantum communication and cybersecurity. The aim is to shape the future of the pan-European Quantum Communication Infrastructure.

Date: January 25th -26th, 2024
Location: The Federation of Austrian Industries 
Schwarzenbergplatz 4, 1030 Vienna, Austria

Our event offers an interactive and inclusive environment, with ample time, to engage with an inspiring community, while savouring an abundance of cultural and culinary delights.

Vienna provides a stunning environment for this gathering in light of it being one of Europe’s most “quantilicious” cities due to the numerous pioneering works performed here during the early quantum days.

We would be delighted to enjoy the pleasure of your company at QCI Days Vienna 2024!

Highlights of the Event:

  • Workshops on Euro-QCI architecture and deployment
  • Podium discussions with leading experts on certification, and standardization
  • Presentations on the ecosystem on quantum-secure technologies
  • Showroom for QKD network suppliers
  • Networking with ongoing DEP projects, involving academia, industry and end-users

More information a on the event and an agenda will be available soon.

For further information and any inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us qcidays@ait.ac.at.

we are sorrry, The event is fully booked.

ABOUT QCI-CAT

Building on the long research experience of Austrian institutions in the field of quantum technologies, the project QCI-CAT aims at an adoption of modern encryption technology based on QKD for highly secure communication between public authorities.

QCI-CAT will investigate and verify new security applications for public authorities, such as secret sharing and message authentication.

Additionally, QCI-CAT will also leverage a research testbed for new technological approaches such as the combination of post-quantum encryption with QKD, long-distance QKD with secured trusted nodes and field trials of quantum repeaters.

This project has received funding from the DIGITAL-2021-QCI-01 Digital European Program under Project number No 101091642 and the National Foundation for Research, Technology and Development.