Rosatom Strengthens Global Tech Ties at Belarus Innovation Forum
Russia’s state nuclear corporation is showcasing its latest advances — from 3D printing to quantum computing — as it deepens international cooperation in clean and high-tech energy.
Rosatom, Russia’s state nuclear energy corporation, has become an official partner of the Energy Expo innovation and environmental forum in Minsk, Belarus. The company’s exhibit featured several of its flagship technologies: 3D-printed industrial components, an optical 3D scanner, an autonomous monitoring unit called Kazak, and a prototype electric vehicle powered by Rosatom’s own traction battery.
According to Stanislav Levitsky, head of Rosatom’s country office in Belarus, the company’s participation in Energy Expo underscores the importance of the event and the corporation’s commitment to cross-border collaboration. ‘We want to showcase our technological progress and thank Belarus for the opportunity to work together on major international projects,’ Levitsky said.
From Nuclear Power to Quantum Breakthroughs
Rosatom’s presence at the forum highlights how far its mission has expanded beyond traditional nuclear power. The corporation now develops advanced manufacturing, robotics, clean energy, and digital solutions for dozens of partner countries.
One of Rosatom’s latest breakthroughs is the world’s first application of a quantum computer to solve real-world challenges in the nuclear industry — a milestone that could accelerate modeling, safety, and energy efficiency worldwide.
By combining its nuclear expertise with digital and quantum technologies, Rosatom is positioning itself not just as a power company, but as a global innovation engine — one whose ‘peaceful atom’ is now powered by data.
