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Polish industry finds itself at the epicentre of a paradox. On the one hand, data shows an alarmingly low level of adoption of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and Big Data. On the other, it is these niche implementations that are triggering the most profound changes in the
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Open source software (OSS) is the silent, invisible engine driving today’s digital economy. From banking systems to medical applications to the dashboard in your car, its code is everywhere. The scale of this dependency is difficult to overstate. Synopsys’ Open Source Security and Risk Analysis (OSSRA) report for 2024
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The network infrastructure market is the foundation of the digital economy – encompassing hardware, software and services that provide connectivity and data exchange on a global scale. The dynamic development of mobile technology, cloud computing and the Internet of Things (IoT) is driving investment in modern networks. As a result, network
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Operational technology (OT) – i.e. industrial control, automation and critical infrastructure systems – has become a pillar of digital transformation in industry. The convergence of OT with classic IT systems is gaining momentum with the development of Industry 4.0. As a result, Polish companies are increasingly investing in automation, Industrial
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The export of IT services has become one of the key elements of Poland’s foreign trade, significantly supporting the country’s current account surplus. Poland has maintained a positive balance in services trade since the mid-1990s, and in recent years services have become the main driver of the foreign
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In a digital ecosystem where the lines between innovation and threat are blurring by the second, the Security Operations Centre (SOC) is emerging as the strategic nerve centre of every modern organisation. It is no longer just a technical bastion monitoring alerts, but a dynamically evolving organism that must stay
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The artificial intelligence(AI) revolution is driving unprecedented demand for two key resources: electricity and specialised semiconductors. Technology giants and financial markets paint a picture of almost unlimited growth, but beneath the surface of this narrative lies a fundamental conflict. On the one hand, we are faced with exponentially increasing
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The year 2025 marks the point at which artificial intelligence ceases to be a technological curiosity and becomes a business imperative. Already 83% of companies say AI is a top priority in their plans , and 88% of leaders see accelerating its adoption as a key objective. Investment is growing exponentially,
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After a decade of almost unconditional dominance of the ‘cloud first’ paradigm, the cloud market is entering a new, much more mature phase. Initial enthusiasm, driven by the promise of scalability and flexibility, is giving way to hard cost analysis and real business value. The industry is increasingly talking about
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Every day, millions of people around the world interact with digital screens, which have become an almost invisible yet ubiquitous part of the urban and commercial fabric. We stare at them at bus stops, checking the actual time of a vehicle’s arrival. They guide us through the mazes of
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Modern business is migrating en masse to the public cloud, often citing enhanced security as one of the key arguments for this transformation. However, behind the facade of this digital revolution, a quiet and disastrous crisis is unfolding. It stems not from the inherent flaws of cloud platforms, but from
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Small and medium-sized enterprises account for 99.8% of all active companies in Poland. Although they are the foundation of the national economy, their level of digitalisation lags behind the European average. Poland ranks only 24th in the DESI ranking, and only 40% of domestic SMEs have reached a basic