Proxima Centauri is the nearest star to our galaxy and has for a century provided a fertile ground for the most ambitious investigations and the wildest dreams.

But why exactly? Because the two “suns” of this constellation offer scientists the hope that there might be “alien earths” gravitating around these stars – under similar conditions to our own. Have you never dreamt, when gazing at the sky of a clear night, of being able to reach out and touch those stars or constellations? Have you never thought that maybe, on the other side of the galaxy, another living being was looking back at you?

Every day, astronomers question their own research and challenge themselves to advance even further towards the crazy dream of discovering the unknown. This unknown is ultimately the colossal sum of everything that we have yet to learn! Like in Astronomy, IT discoveries are made by advancing and progressing, by uncovering new territory, and through a commitment to technical testing in order to enrich knowledge.

Like in Astronomy, IT discoveries are made by advancing and progressing, by uncovering new territory, and through a commitment to technical trials in order to enrich knowledge.