The purchase of a site by ARNES in the area of the Dravske elektrarne Maribor power station, together with a cofinancing contract already signed, represents a fundamental step towards construction of a data centre that will enable an outstanding and internationally competitive research infrastructure for open science.

In the project IR optika 2, and still before the end of the project, which runs until 30 June 2024, Arnes set up and took over all 204 of the planned fibre optic connections.

The second, 24-hour round of the first Arnes all-Slovenian HackathON took place on 13 and 14 May in Portorož as part of the Days of Slovenian Informatics conference.

Researchers are studying the formation of protein and their effect on various diseases using sate-of-the-art simulation models and computational techniques of distributed computing.

When the situation became dire, we started to think about things, that we need to do in order to provide 300.000 students the conditions for distance education.

During its 25 years of operation ARNES has made a significant contribution to the digitalisation of Slovenian society.

The honourable Valvasor Award for the IR optics project, setting up optical connections for museums and galleries, was awarded to ARNES employees.

The Network of Knowledge conferences consistently establish themselves as important contact point for sharing wide-ranging ICT-related information and generating ideas for future activities.

Using an ARNES computer cluster, a team of Slovenian researchers won a competition in data mining organised by the European Space Agency to enable its Mars Express probe to continue operating.