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The artificial intelligence revolution, long heralded in boardrooms and research labs, is finally starting to take shape in the European business landscape. The data shows an unprecedented acceleration that suggests that companies on the Old Continent are opening up to new technologies en masse. However, beneath the surface of these
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For more than a decade, the Polish IT sector has been synonymous with uninterrupted, dynamic growth. It has established itself as the technological heart of Central and Eastern Europe, attracting global investment thanks to its huge talent pool and reputation as a reliable partner in nearshoring and outsourcing projects. The
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Imagine the IT director of a large Polish company finalising the budget for a data centre upgrade. At the same time, on the other side of town, a freelance programmer is configuring his dream powerful laptop for work in an online shop. Although their goals and the scale of their
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For years, the Polish IT sector has been presented as the jewel in the crown of the national economy. It is an engine of innovation, a key exporter of services and a symbol of successful transformation. The data seem to confirm this optimistic picture: the industry accounts for a significant
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Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has long ceased to be seen as an ’emerging’ technology market. Today, it is a globally established, dynamic and competitive centre of innovation, whose IT services and R&D market is growing four to five times faster than the global average. At the heart
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Modern business is a global digital arms race. Companies around the world are aggressively investing in next-generation technologies – cloud, artificial intelligence(AI) and automation – to gain competitive advantage. The scale is staggering: spending on AI alone is expected to exceed $550 billion by 2024 , and the corporate e-learning market is
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We live in an age of fundamental paradox. On the one hand, artificial intelligence, driven by large language models (LLMs), is becoming the lifeblood of modern business, promising unprecedented innovation. On the other hand, its insatiable appetite for data clashes head-on with the global privacy rush. This conflict is no
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At North Carolina State University, robotic arms precisely mix chemicals while streams of data flow through systems in real time. This ‘self-powered laboratory’, an AI-powered platform, discovers new materials for clean energy and electronics not in years, but days. Collecting data 10 times faster than traditional methods, it observes chemical
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The global IT market is on the verge of an unprecedented boom. Leading analyst firms such as Gartner forecast that global IT spending will reach an astronomical $5.7 trillion in 2025, an impressive increase of more than 9% from 2024. Other forecasts, although differing in detail, agree on one
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Every day, as we reach for our smartphone, launch our favourite TV series or send a business email, we participate in the quiet miracle of modern technology. Beneath the shiny surface of apps and services lies an invisible foundation – open source software. It is millions of lines of code, written,
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There are moments in the history of technology that redefine the limits of possibility. The mastery of fire, the invention of printing, the digital age – each of these eras was sparked by a fundamental discovery. Today we stand on the threshold of another such transformation, which is not simply the
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The year 2023 has gone down in history as the moment when generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) broke through into the mass consciousness. However, for systems integrators and IT directors, once the initial dust has settled, a fundamental question arises: where does the hype translate into real budgets and measurable business