2807, 2025

Power Meets Security: SMARTY’s Ultra-Low Power Processor for PQC & Edge AI  

What if your smart device could learn, protect, and process AI? And all without needing a bulky battery or cloud connection?  That’s exactly what we’re building in SMARTY with our Ultra-Low Power Processor for PQC and Edge-AI which is an innovation that combines next-gen security with AI capability in a compact, energy-efficient chip. As quantum computers advance, traditional encryption becomes more vulnerable. But PQC algorithms are computationally intensive. Because we

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2407, 2025

How SMARTY Is Reinventing Secure Elements for the Quantum Era 

As quantum computing advances, traditional cryptographic systems face growing risks. In response, the SMARTY Project is developing a Quantum-Resistant Secure Element (QR-SE)—engineered to protect data and communication systems from quantum-enabled attacks.  This next-generation SE targets applications where long-term data security is critical, including autonomous vehicles, healthcare, and public sector systems.  Core Technical Focus Areas:  Current Achievements:  What’s Next?  SMARTY’s QR-SE reduces PQC key sizes by over 50% without compromising cryptographic

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1707, 2025

Why Do Knowledge Graphs Need AI? 

As part of the SMARTY Project, we are exploring how AI enhances knowledge graph capabilities—not just for data storage, but for intelligent reasoning, search, and interaction.  To support this, SMARTY integrates Metaphactory, an advanced platform developed by metaphacts, designed to enable AI-driven knowledge management at scale.  Why Metaphactory?  What’s Next in SMARTY?  Our team is focused on:  We invite you to follow our progress and explore how AI and semantics

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How can organizations securely share data and services without compromising control?
1007, 2025

How can organizations securely share data and services without compromising control?

That’s not just the future. It’s what we’re building right now at SMARTY through our work on Decentralized Feature Extraction (DFE), it is led by CNIT. The SMARTY project introduces Declarative Cooperation is a policy-driven framework that: Traditional access controls are rigid and prone to breaches. Declarative Cooperation offers: The first release is expected soon  and will be tested in SMARTY’s Telco use case (UC2), where it can boost performance and efficiency in modern

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