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AIT Austrian Institute Of Technology Gmbh

Research & Development

We offer

Education / training / qualification Anti-eavesdropping solutions Cryptography Artificial intelligence Cyber-physical systems security

Industry

Small and medium-sized enterprises Healthcare Critical Infrastractures E-government Data center operation

Contact information

Giefinggasse 4

1210 Wien

Austria

language Website +43(0) 50 550-4126

About us

The AIT Austrian Institute of Technology is Austria’s largest research and technology organisation, with more than 1,600 staff working on the key infrastructure issues of the future.

The AIT focuses on two interlinked research priorities: ‘Sustainable and resilient infrastructures’, particularly in the fields of energy, transport and health, and the ‘Digital transformation of the economy and society’. In doing so, the AIT works closely with industry and clients from public sector organisations. Research and development is the key driver of innovation for industry, the economy and society; it secures jobs and prosperity, thereby strengthening Austria and Europe as business locations.

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Highly secure communication through quantum encryption

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Employees

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Michael Mürling
Business Development & Strategic Partnerships
+4350550 4126
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Thomas Fleckl
Head of Competence Unit Sustainable Thermal Energy Systems
+43 50550 6616
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Christian Köfinger
Business Manager / Heat Pump Technologies
+43(0) 50 550-6509

Keywords

Innovative heat pump solutions for buildings, industry and commerce Innovative uses of heat pumps in data centres (immersion cooling, waste heat recovery) Quantum and photonics technologiesState-of-the-art cryptographic methods (Post Quantum Encryption)State-of-the-art laboratory infrastructure: cutting-edge test benches, simulations and measurement methods Technologies for circular thermal infrastructure, such as those for utilising waste heat from data centres