HellasQCI Biannual Newsletter #6 • August 2026 |
HellasQCI Biannual Newsletter #6 • August 2026 |
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This is the 6th HellasQCI Newsletter The HellasQCI project has reached its successful completion, marking the end of more than three years of work to build Greece's national quantum communication infrastructure. This final newsletter edition covers the latest project milestones, outputs and the European initiatives carrying this work forward. Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou, HellasQCI Project Coordinator, reflects on the achievement: "HellasQCI has been an outstanding collective achievement, made possible through the excellent collaboration of partners across academia, industry, governmental institutions, and national authorities. The successful completion of HellasQCI is not the end of the journey, but rather the foundation for the next generation of large-scale European quantum communication infrastructures." Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou Senior Project Manager, GRNET
Project Coordinator of HellasQCI and SEEWQCI, National Coordinator of TransEuroOGS This is the final HellasQCI newsletter. To continue receiving news on the progress of quantum communication in Greece and across Europe, sign up for the SEEWQCI newsletter, the new cross-border quantum communication infrastructure project coordinated by GRNET, with partners from Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria and the Netherlands. |
This is the 6th HellasQCI Newsletter The HellasQCI project has reached its successful completion, marking the end of more than three years of work to build Greece's national quantum communication infrastructure. This final newsletter edition covers the latest project milestones, outputs and the European initiatives carrying this work forward. Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou, HellasQCI Project Coordinator, reflects on the achievement: "HellasQCI has been an outstanding collective achievement, made possible through the excellent collaboration of partners across academia, industry, governmental institutions, and national authorities. The successful completion of HellasQCI is not the end of the journey, but rather the foundation for the next generation of large-scale European quantum communication infrastructures." Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou Senior Project Manager, GRNET
Project Coordinator of HellasQCI and SEEWQCI, National Coordinator of TransEuroOGS This is the final HellasQCI newsletter. To continue receiving news on the progress of quantum communication in Greece and across Europe, sign up for the SEEWQCI newsletter, the new cross-border quantum communication infrastructure project coordinated by GRNET, with partners from Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria and the Netherlands. |
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HellasQCI Booklet Following the successful completion of the HellasQCI project, a comprehensive booklet has been produced that captures the full story of Greece's national quantum communication infrastructure. It covers the project's objectives, the infrastructure deployed across Athens, Thessaloniki and Heraklion, the 17 use cases demonstrated in government, industry and research, training activities, European collaborations and the community built along the way. |
HellasQCI Booklet Following the successful completion of the HellasQCI project, a comprehensive booklet has been produced that captures the full story of Greece's national quantum communication infrastructure. It covers the project's objectives, the infrastructure deployed across Athens, Thessaloniki and Heraklion, the 17 use cases demonstrated in government, industry and research, training activities, European collaborations and the community built along the way. |
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HellasQCI Training Platform As part of the HellasQCI project's commitment to knowledge transfer and capacity building, a dedicated training platform has been developed to ensure that the educational resources produced throughout the project remain accessible to the wider community. The HellasQCI Training Platform brings together the educational resources developed throughout the project's three-year implementation, serving as a lasting repository for the quantum communications community. It hosts 148 presentations and recorded lectures from all major project events, including QCI Days Athens 2025, the Winter School in Thessaloniki, and training events in Crete and Athens, covering topics from Quantum Key Distribution and quantum-safe cryptography to European quantum communication infrastructures. The platform is freely accessible and will remain available beyond the project's lifetime. |
HellasQCI Training Platform As part of the HellasQCI project's commitment to knowledge transfer and capacity building, a dedicated training platform has been developed to ensure that the educational resources produced throughout the project remain accessible to the wider community. The HellasQCI Training Platform brings together the educational resources developed throughout the project's three-year implementation, serving as a lasting repository for the quantum communications community. It hosts 148 presentations and recorded lectures from all major project events, including QCI Days Athens 2025, the Winter School in Thessaloniki, and training events in Crete and Athens, covering topics from Quantum Key Distribution and quantum-safe cryptography to European quantum communication infrastructures. The platform is freely accessible and will remain available beyond the project's lifetime. |
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HellasQCI Use cases HellasQCI demonstrated 17 use cases across government, healthcare, industry and research, validating quantum-secure communications in real operational environments. In national security, the project deployed a field QKD network in Athens and demonstrated quantum-safe videoconferencing between national security agencies. In healthcare, a hybrid QKD and PQC pilot at Alexandra University Hospital marked the first deployment of quantum-secure technologies in a Greek hospital. |
HellasQCI Use cases HellasQCI demonstrated 17 use cases across government, healthcare, industry and research, validating quantum-secure communications in real operational environments. In national security, the project deployed a field QKD network in Athens and demonstrated quantum-safe videoconferencing between national security agencies. In healthcare, a hybrid QKD and PQC pilot at Alexandra University Hospital marked the first deployment of quantum-secure technologies in a Greek hospital. |
In critical infrastructure, QKD was deployed at Motor Oil's Corinth Refineries, securing communications in a live industrial environment. |
In critical infrastructure, QKD was deployed at Motor Oil's Corinth Refineries, securing communications in a live industrial environment. |
In research, QKD was integrated with GRNET's ARIS supercomputer, while dedicated work on entanglement distribution and the QUANTLINK platform advanced the foundations of the future Quantum Internet. The project also demonstrated cross-border interoperability with Spain and Austria during QCI Days 2025, and upgraded three Greek observatories into Optical Ground Stations to support future satellite-based quantum communications across Europe. |
In research, QKD was integrated with GRNET's ARIS supercomputer, while dedicated work on entanglement distribution and the QUANTLINK platform advanced the foundations of the future Quantum Internet. The project also demonstrated cross-border interoperability with Spain and Austria during QCI Days 2025, and upgraded three Greek observatories into Optical Ground Stations to support future satellite-based quantum communications across Europe. |
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HellasQCI Community Joint Statement The HellasQCI Community has published its Joint Statement, confirming the shared commitment of national stakeholders to the development, adoption, and long-term sustainability of Greece's quantum communication infrastructure. The statement reflects the collective vision of a multistakeholder ecosystem (public authorities, national security bodies, critical infrastructure operators, industry, academia, and SMEs) built through structured engagement since the project's launch in 2023, including training programmes in Athens, Crete, and Thessaloniki, and the QCI Days 2025 event. It highlights the strategic value of experimental infrastructure for real-world testing, the role of the community in supporting innovation and Greece's emerging quantum value chain, and the need for structured governance aligned with the upcoming Greek National Quantum Strategy. |
HellasQCI Community Joint Statement The HellasQCI Community has published its Joint Statement, confirming the shared commitment of national stakeholders to the development, adoption, and long-term sustainability of Greece's quantum communication infrastructure. The statement reflects the collective vision of a multistakeholder ecosystem (public authorities, national security bodies, critical infrastructure operators, industry, academia, and SMEs) built through structured engagement since the project's launch in 2023, including training programmes in Athens, Crete, and Thessaloniki, and the QCI Days 2025 event. It highlights the strategic value of experimental infrastructure for real-world testing, the role of the community in supporting innovation and Greece's emerging quantum value chain, and the need for structured governance aligned with the upcoming Greek National Quantum Strategy. |
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HellasQCI QKD Equipment Installation and End-User Training at NKUA Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) devices and optical equipment for the HellasQCI network were delivered and installed at the premises of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) on 9 June 2026. A dedicated training session was conducted for end users, covering the hardware and software features of the ThinkQuantum QKD systems, supported protocols, and configuration for Software Defined Networking (SDN) mode. The session marked one of the final infrastructure milestones of the HellasQCI project, ensuring that the university's research team is equipped to operate and build on the deployed quantum communication infrastructure. |
HellasQCI QKD Equipment Installation and End-User Training at NKUA Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) devices and optical equipment for the HellasQCI network were delivered and installed at the premises of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) on 9 June 2026. A dedicated training session was conducted for end users, covering the hardware and software features of the ThinkQuantum QKD systems, supported protocols, and configuration for Software Defined Networking (SDN) mode. The session marked one of the final infrastructure milestones of the HellasQCI project, ensuring that the university's research team is equipped to operate and build on the deployed quantum communication infrastructure. |
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SEEWQCI: A New Cross-Border Quantum Communication Infrastructure Coordinated by GRNET The SEEWQCI (South-East Europe to Western Europe Quantum Communication Infrastructure) project was officially launched on 26-27 February 2026 in Athens, coordinated by GRNET. Building on the experience and infrastructure developed through HellasQCI, the new project brings together partners from Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria and the Netherlands to develop a cross-border quantum communication corridor spanning over 1,100 km. SEEWQCI combines terrestrial optical fibre with satellite technology and Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) to enable the secure transmission of sensitive data across European borders, interconnecting the National Quantum Communication Infrastructures of four EU Member States as part of the broader EuroQCI initiative. |
SEEWQCI: A New Cross-Border Quantum Communication Infrastructure Coordinated by GRNET The SEEWQCI (South-East Europe to Western Europe Quantum Communication Infrastructure) project was officially launched on 26-27 February 2026 in Athens, coordinated by GRNET. Building on the experience and infrastructure developed through HellasQCI, the new project brings together partners from Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria and the Netherlands to develop a cross-border quantum communication corridor spanning over 1,100 km. SEEWQCI combines terrestrial optical fibre with satellite technology and Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) to enable the secure transmission of sensitive data across European borders, interconnecting the National Quantum Communication Infrastructures of four EU Member States as part of the broader EuroQCI initiative. |
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Germany, Greece, Ireland and Luxembourg unite to establish a quantum-secure network: New project TransEuroOGS will link optical ground stations across Europe As a new research and deployment project in the EuroQCI initiative, TransEuroOGS aims to establish a network of interoperable optical ground stations for satellite-based quantum-secure communication across four EU Member States: Germany, Greece, Ireland and Luxembourg. With a budget of approximately €18 million, co-funded by the European Union and national governments, the project was officially kicked off with a consortium meeting in Berlin and Jena. |
Germany, Greece, Ireland and Luxembourg unite to establish a quantum-secure network: New project TransEuroOGS will link optical ground stations across Europe As a new research and deployment project in the EuroQCI initiative, TransEuroOGS aims to establish a network of interoperable optical ground stations for satellite-based quantum-secure communication across four EU Member States: Germany, Greece, Ireland and Luxembourg. With a budget of approximately €18 million, co-funded by the European Union and national governments, the project was officially kicked off with a consortium meeting in Berlin and Jena. |
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GRNET and Luxembourg Strengthen Collaboration to Advance the European Quantum Communication Infrastructure GRNET, coordinator of the HellasQCI and SEEWQCI projects, engaged in a high-level discussion with the Ambassador of Luxembourg to Greece, Paul Schmit, on 19 January 2026. The meeting focused on the growing cooperation between Greece and Luxembourg within the EuroQCI framework, covering the HellasQCI national infrastructure, the SEEWQCI cross-border corridor, and the TransEuroOGS satellite project in which both countries participate. The exchange reaffirmed the shared commitment of Greece and Luxembourg to advancing Europe's transition towards secure and resilient quantum communications. |
GRNET and Luxembourg Strengthen Collaboration to Advance the European Quantum Communication Infrastructure GRNET, coordinator of the HellasQCI and SEEWQCI projects, engaged in a high-level discussion with the Ambassador of Luxembourg to Greece, Paul Schmit, on 19 January 2026. The meeting focused on the growing cooperation between Greece and Luxembourg within the EuroQCI framework, covering the HellasQCI national infrastructure, the SEEWQCI cross-border corridor, and the TransEuroOGS satellite project in which both countries participate. The exchange reaffirmed the shared commitment of Greece and Luxembourg to advancing Europe's transition towards secure and resilient quantum communications. |
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GRNET at TNC26: The “Quantum Technologies for NRENs” BoF Session GRNET participated in TNC26, GÉANT's flagship research and education networking conference, held in Helsinki, Finland. Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou, Chair of the GÉANT Quantum Strategy Coordination Group and HellasQCI Project Coordinator, chaired the Birds of a Feather session "Quantum Technologies for NRENs", bringing together representatives from GÉANT and leading European NRENs to discuss quantum initiatives across the continent. The session featured an updated landscape mapping identifying 23 NRENs actively participating in quantum initiatives across 55 projects, and attracted strong interest from the research and education networking community. |
GRNET at TNC26: The “Quantum Technologies for NRENs” BoF Session GRNET participated in TNC26, GÉANT's flagship research and education networking conference, held in Helsinki, Finland. Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou, Chair of the GÉANT Quantum Strategy Coordination Group and HellasQCI Project Coordinator, chaired the Birds of a Feather session "Quantum Technologies for NRENs", bringing together representatives from GÉANT and leading European NRENs to discuss quantum initiatives across the continent. The session featured an updated landscape mapping identifying 23 NRENs actively participating in quantum initiatives across 55 projects, and attracted strong interest from the research and education networking community. |
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HellasQCI Across the European Quantum Ecosystem GRNET, as coordinator of HellasQCI, actively contributed to key European events during the first half of 2026, reinforcing Greece's role in the growing EuroQCI network: |
HellasQCI Across the European Quantum Ecosystem GRNET, as coordinator of HellasQCI, actively contributed to key European events during the first half of 2026, reinforcing Greece's role in the growing EuroQCI network: |
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SBIQCI Kick-off, Sofia, 19 March 2026 GRNET participated in the launch of the Sofia-Bucharest Interconnection of Quantum Communication Infrastructure (SBIQCI) project, with Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou delivering welcoming remarks on the strategic importance of the emerging Balkan quantum corridor linking Athens, Sofia, and Bucharest. |
SBIQCI Kick-off, Sofia, 19 March 2026 GRNET participated in the launch of the Sofia-Bucharest Interconnection of Quantum Communication Infrastructure (SBIQCI) project, with Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou delivering welcoming remarks on the strategic importance of the emerging Balkan quantum corridor linking Athens, Sofia, and Bucharest. |
ITU Regional Development Forum for Europe, Prague, 24 March 2026 Greece contributed to the ITU Regional Development Forum for Europe 2026, represented by Sophia Papathanasopoulou, Head of the Broadband Unit at the General Secretariat of Telecommunications and Posts, presenting the country's quantum communication infrastructure initiatives. |
ITU Regional Development Forum for Europe, Prague, 24 March 2026 Greece contributed to the ITU Regional Development Forum for Europe 2026, represented by Sophia Papathanasopoulou, Head of the Broadband Unit at the General Secretariat of Telecommunications and Posts, presenting the country's quantum communication infrastructure initiatives. |
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RExQTCS & ROGS Kick-off, Bucharest, 27-28 April 2026 HellasQCI participated in the kick-off of Romania's RExQTCS and ROGS projects at POLITEHNICA Bucharest. Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou delivered welcoming remarks and chaired the International Projects panel, reinforcing regional cooperation across South-East Europe within the EuroQCI framework. |
RExQTCS & ROGS Kick-off, Bucharest, 27-28 April 2026 HellasQCI participated in the kick-off of Romania's RExQTCS and ROGS projects at POLITEHNICA Bucharest. Dr. Ilias Papastamatiou delivered welcoming remarks and chaired the International Projects panel, reinforcing regional cooperation across South-East Europe within the EuroQCI framework. |
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ITU-T SG20, Geneva, 12-14 May 2026 A Greek delegation contributed to the ITU-T Study Group 20 meetings, under the coordination of the General Secretariat of Telecommunications and Posts of the Hellenic Ministry of Digital Governance and Artificial Intelligence. |
ITU-T SG20, Geneva, 12-14 May 2026 A Greek delegation contributed to the ITU-T Study Group 20 meetings, under the coordination of the General Secretariat of Telecommunications and Posts of the Hellenic Ministry of Digital Governance and Artificial Intelligence. |
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New HellasQCI Scientific Publication on Quantum-Secure Healthcare A new HellasQCI-supported publication entitled “Practical Deployment of Hybrid QKD and Post-Quantum Cryptography for Off-Site Hospital Data” has been published in IEEE Access. Authored by researchers from NCSR Demokritos and the University of Piraeus, the paper presents a practical security architecture combining Quantum Key Distribution, Post-Quantum Cryptography and centralised key management to protect medical imaging, electronic health records and inter-site healthcare data exchanges. Developed in the context of the HellasQCI healthcare pilot connecting Alexandra University Hospital and NCSR Demokritos, the approach uses PQC to maintain continuous quantum-resistant protection while QKD provides additional quantum-generated key material when available, supporting secure and resilient healthcare services without disrupting clinical operations. |
New HellasQCI Scientific Publication on Quantum-Secure Healthcare A new HellasQCI-supported publication entitled “Practical Deployment of Hybrid QKD and Post-Quantum Cryptography for Off-Site Hospital Data” has been published in IEEE Access. Authored by researchers from NCSR Demokritos and the University of Piraeus, the paper presents a practical security architecture combining Quantum Key Distribution, Post-Quantum Cryptography and centralised key management to protect medical imaging, electronic health records and inter-site healthcare data exchanges. Developed in the context of the HellasQCI healthcare pilot connecting Alexandra University Hospital and NCSR Demokritos, the approach uses PQC to maintain continuous quantum-resistant protection while QKD provides additional quantum-generated key material when available, supporting secure and resilient healthcare services without disrupting clinical operations. |
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From HellasQCI to QPIC-AI: Advancing AI-Assisted Photonic QKD through EU–Republic of Korea Collaboration Building on the operational experience and expertise developed through HellasQCI, the new QPIC-AI project will advance more autonomous, stable and deployable Quantum Key Distribution systems. Coordinated by NCSR “Demokritos”, QPIC-AI represents a concrete exploitation pathway for the knowledge and capabilities gained through the HellasQCI healthcare pilot connecting NCSR “Demokritos” and Alexandra University Hospital. The project will combine photonic integrated circuits, FPGA processing, embedded AI and intelligent key management to automatically address environmental instabilities affecting QKD operation.
Launched on 1 June 2026, QPIC-AI brings together European and Korean partners and validates its technologies in Athens, Vienna and Seoul, addressing interoperability, certification readiness and standards-aligned integration. The project demonstrates how HellasQCI results can support continued innovation and international collaboration in quantum-secure communications.
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From HellasQCI to QPIC-AI: Advancing AI-Assisted Photonic QKD through EU–Republic of Korea Collaboration Building on the operational experience and expertise developed through HellasQCI, the new QPIC-AI project will advance more autonomous, stable and deployable Quantum Key Distribution systems. Coordinated by NCSR “Demokritos”, QPIC-AI represents a concrete exploitation pathway for the knowledge and capabilities gained through the HellasQCI healthcare pilot connecting NCSR “Demokritos” and Alexandra University Hospital. The project will combine photonic integrated circuits, FPGA processing, embedded AI and intelligent key management to automatically address environmental instabilities affecting QKD operation.
Launched on 1 June 2026, QPIC-AI brings together European and Korean partners and validates its technologies in Athens, Vienna and Seoul, addressing interoperability, certification readiness and standards-aligned integration. The project demonstrates how HellasQCI results can support continued innovation and international collaboration in quantum-secure communications.
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Latest News from HellasQCI |
Latest News from HellasQCI |
- New HellasQCI Publication in IEEE Access: Hybrid QKD–PQC Security for Off-Site Hospital Data - August 6, 2026
- HellasQCI Community Joint Statement: Enabling Quantum-Secure Communications, Innovation, and Cyber Resilience in Greece - August 6, 2026
- HellasQCI Project Booklet: A Journey Through Greece’s Quantum Communication Infrastructure - August 5, 2026
- HellasQCI Training Platform: A Lasting Educational Resource for Quantum Communications - August 5, 2026
- HellasQCI Demonstrates Quantum-Secure Use Cases Across Critical Sectors - August 5, 2026
- From HellasQCI to QPIC-AI: Advancing AI-Assisted Photonic QKD through EU–Republic of Korea Collaboration - July 29, 2026
HellasQCI QKD Equipment Installation and End-User Training at NKUA - July 1, 2026 SEEWQCI and HellasQCI at BEYOND 2026 - June 16, 2026 GRNET at TNC26: The “Quantum Technologies for NRENs” BoF Session - June 15, 2026 SEEWQCI and HellasQCI at the ITU-T SG20 Meetings in Geneva, on May 12-14, 2026 - June 5, 2026 Germany, Greece, Ireland and Luxembourg unite to establish quantum-secure network: New project TransEuroOGS will link optical ground stations across Europe - May 21, 2026 SEEWQCI and HellasQCI at the RExQTCS & ROGS Kick-off Meeting in Bucharest, 27–28 April 2026 - May 8, 2026 GRNET at TNC26: Advancing Quantum Technologies for the NREN Community - May 5, 2026 SEEWQCI at the 21st Panhellenic Conference of Physics - May 4, 2026 Greece’s Contribution on Quantum Communication Infrastructure: HellasQCI and SEEWQCI at the ITU Regional Development Forum for Europe 2026 - March 31, 2026 SEEWQCI Participation at SBIQCI Kick-off, 19 March 2026 - March 26, 2026 SEEWQCI: Building a Quantum Communication Infrastructure to securely connect South-Eastern and Western Europe - March 6, 2026 SEEWQCI Kick-off Meeting, 26-27 February 2026 - February 26, 2026 GRNET, HellasQCI Project Coordinator, supports European collaboration on Quantum Preparedness through Q-PrEP Workshops - February 11, 2026 A Greek First: Quantum-Secure Technologies Deployed in a Hospital Environment - February 10, 2026 GRNET & NKUA Visit Motor oil – Use case: Critical Infrastructure - February 4, 2026 GRNET and Luxembourg Advance Cooperation on Quantum Communications - January 28, 2026 HellasQCI Winter School Assessment Report - December 18, 2025
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- New HellasQCI Publication in IEEE Access: Hybrid QKD–PQC Security for Off-Site Hospital Data - August 6, 2026
- HellasQCI Community Joint Statement: Enabling Quantum-Secure Communications, Innovation, and Cyber Resilience in Greece - August 6, 2026
- HellasQCI Project Booklet: A Journey Through Greece’s Quantum Communication Infrastructure - August 5, 2026
- HellasQCI Training Platform: A Lasting Educational Resource for Quantum Communications - August 5, 2026
- HellasQCI Demonstrates Quantum-Secure Use Cases Across Critical Sectors - August 5, 2026
- From HellasQCI to QPIC-AI: Advancing AI-Assisted Photonic QKD through EU–Republic of Korea Collaboration - July 29, 2026
HellasQCI QKD Equipment Installation and End-User Training at NKUA - July 1, 2026 SEEWQCI and HellasQCI at BEYOND 2026 - June 16, 2026 GRNET at TNC26: The “Quantum Technologies for NRENs” BoF Session - June 15, 2026 SEEWQCI and HellasQCI at the ITU-T SG20 Meetings in Geneva, on May 12-14, 2026 - June 5, 2026 Germany, Greece, Ireland and Luxembourg unite to establish quantum-secure network: New project TransEuroOGS will link optical ground stations across Europe - May 21, 2026 SEEWQCI and HellasQCI at the RExQTCS & ROGS Kick-off Meeting in Bucharest, 27–28 April 2026 - May 8, 2026 GRNET at TNC26: Advancing Quantum Technologies for the NREN Community - May 5, 2026 SEEWQCI at the 21st Panhellenic Conference of Physics - May 4, 2026 Greece’s Contribution on Quantum Communication Infrastructure: HellasQCI and SEEWQCI at the ITU Regional Development Forum for Europe 2026 - March 31, 2026 SEEWQCI Participation at SBIQCI Kick-off, 19 March 2026 - March 26, 2026 SEEWQCI: Building a Quantum Communication Infrastructure to securely connect South-Eastern and Western Europe - March 6, 2026 SEEWQCI Kick-off Meeting, 26-27 February 2026 - February 26, 2026 GRNET, HellasQCI Project Coordinator, supports European collaboration on Quantum Preparedness through Q-PrEP Workshops - February 11, 2026 A Greek First: Quantum-Secure Technologies Deployed in a Hospital Environment - February 10, 2026 GRNET & NKUA Visit Motor oil – Use case: Critical Infrastructure - February 4, 2026 GRNET and Luxembourg Advance Cooperation on Quantum Communications - January 28, 2026 HellasQCI Winter School Assessment Report - December 18, 2025
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