Here you can find current information and news about the Bundesdruckerei Group and the digital world.
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cybersec.lunch#24: Trustworthy AI – How much regulation does it really need?
At the 24th cybersec.lunch on 6 July 2023, speakers discussed the necessary framework conditions for artificial intelligence.
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Quantum Chip Demonstrator Presented for the First Time
In future, quantum chips that work with light could play a central role toward making quantum computers possible. Bundesdruckerei and Q.ANT have developed a prototype.
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Bundesdruckerei publishes Sustainability Report
For the 10th time, Bundesdruckerei has published a sustainability report according to the requirements of the German Sustainability Code (DNK). The 2021 issue is now online.
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Bundesdruckerei a new member of the International Currency Association
Bundesdruckerei is regarded as a trustworthy and innovative partner for governments and central banks around the world. In April 2022, Bundesdruckerei GmbH joined the International Currency Association (ICA).
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