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Data, artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum technologies are the three key pillars of national strategies, officially presented on 19 May 2025.

How are companies and researchers leveraging supercomputers for innovation? The 2024 Supercomputing Day provided a platform to explore the use of these powerful machines.

Schengen-X Conference emphasised the need for cross-border collaboration within the Gaia-X framework. Leading data projects in Europe were the subject of panel discussions, presentations, and fireside chats during this first edition, which took place from 4 to 5 December 2023.

On 4 and 5 December 2023, Luxinnovation hosts the “Schengen-X: Supporting a future where data knows no borders” conference. The objective is to discuss the development of a secure, federated European data infrastructure and the application of decentralised, digital ecosystems in cross-border use cases.

As one of Luxembourg’s early strategic GAIA-X project, the national GAIA-X coordinator paid a visit to his Japanese counterpart. This visit could lead to a much closer collaboration between Luxembourg and Japan.

If you are a Gaia-X member, or would like to collaborate with members as part of a consortium, the following calls and topics have been identified, by Gaia-X AISBL, as being of high relevance.

The Ministry of the Economy, the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR), and Luxinnovation have issued a Second Joint Call for HPC projects.

During the conference "Megatrends 2050: Shaping the future with scientific foresight", Sasha Baillie, CEO of Luxinnovation, reviewed some of these megatrends and how Luxembourg is addressing these challenges. First, the acceleration of technological change and hyperconnectivity.

The Luxembourg Supercomputing Day 2023 focused on how industry players, research entities and public administrations can use supercomputing to their advantage. The developing supercomputing ecosystem in Europe and the prospect for more companies to improve project outcomes using high-performance computing (HPC), also known as supercomputing, were highlighted.