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In September, Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung visited the ACDRC to learn about current projects in the field of semiconductor technologies and chip development. The center is a key platform for cooperation between Czech and Taiwanese institutions, and its activities support the development of semiconductor technologies and the education of a new generation of experts.

The Cybersecurity Act has been passed, and NIS2 is on the way. We have prepared a range of free, high-quality services to help you with implementation.

The new Cybersecurity Act changes the rules for thousands of organisations. What exactly does it mean and how to get started without confusion? We've put together an overview of everything that matters, as well as a range of free, high-quality services to help you with implementation.

On Thursday 12 June 2025, we welcomed a delegation from the Bavarian State Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy, led by State Secretary Tobias Gotthardt, at the Advanced Chip Design and Research Centre (ACDRC). The morning meeting focused on discussions on the development of the semiconductor industry and European cooperation.The delegation from Bavaria visited the ACDRC

The delegation from Kenya visited the premises of CyberSecurityHub^cz in Brno and got acquainted with our activities in the field of cyber security, including projects, the CyberRangeCZ platform and the BUTCA arena.

Long-term and systematic cooperation of the European Digital Innovation Hubs (EDIH) resulted in the conclusion of a Memorandum of Cooperation between Central European EDIHs. This document formally brings together 25 centres from five countries - the Czech Republic, Austria, Germany, Poland and Slovakia - which commit to coordinated cooperation at international level.