Quantum computing is consolidating as a relevant tool to address problems where complexity is skyrocketing and the number of possible solutions makes it practically unfeasible even for a classical supercomputer to evaluate them exhaustively.

Gijón is not the same city today as it was twenty-five years ago, but beyond the aesthetic changes that can be seen at first glance there are other more profound changes that have transformed the city.

In a global scenario defined by industrial competitiveness and the urgency of the energy transition, technology centers have become the indispensable connective tissue between advanced research and the market.

Origin of the initiative

TENCLAVE was born within the framework of the European TrustChain project, promoted by the Next Generation Internet program, a European Union initiative to promote a more secure, transparent and privacy-friendly internet.

The year 2025 will be marked on the international calendar as the Year of Quantum Science and Technology, marking one hundred years since the foundational work of quantum mechanics began in 1925 with the contributions of Werner Heisenberg.

The year 2026 opens for CTIC Technology Center from a position of unusual strength in the field of applied innovation.

The network of Spanish technology centers faces a new stage, with renewed challenges and aligned with the country's strategic objectives.

In a context marked by economic pressure, generational change and administrative complexity, the survival of many farms depends on their ability to adapt without losing their essence.

CTIC Technology Center continues to advance in the promotion of transparency and digitization in the energy sector through the European project FORTESIE, which is about to end, after demonstrating the potential of its solutions in real environments.