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Public administration is increasingly feeling the pressure of digitalisation. Citizens who use intuitive banking applications, e-commerce services or streaming platforms on a daily basis expect a similar level of convenience and quality from the state. Cloud computing appears to be the obvious solution here – a dynamic, scalable and flexible tool
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UOKIK – polish consumer watchdog – has formally charged the Netflix platform for unilaterally raising subscription prices. The regulator found that informing users of the change and treating their lack of response as consent to higher charges was an unlawful practice. The case is part of a broader analysis of the subscription
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At first glance, everything is working. The team is delivering sales targets, implementations are completed and calendars are filling up with meetings. But beneath the surface, there is a growing problem that no dashboard shows: the team stops learning. It does not happen suddenly. The process is quiet, gradual, often
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In August 2025, further provisions of the EU’s Artificial IntelligenceAct (AI Act) came into force, introducing significant new requirements for technology providers and member state administrations. The regulations focus on general purpose AI (GPAI) models and the creation of surveillance structures. Poland, like other EU countries, is working to
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Wrocław-based technology company Spyrosoft has been rated BBB with a stable outlook by S&P Global Rating agency. This signals to investors that the company maintains a solid financial and operational condition. The assessment coincides with the publication of results that show strong growth and profitability, strengthening the company’
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For years, the main criterion for the selection of printing devices in small and medium-sized businesses has been price – both purchase and operation. However, rising business costs and changing expectations of office technology have meant that this pattern is changing. Today, functionality related to document process automation, cyber security and
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The rise of artificial intelligence in the technology market has triggered an exponential increase in the demand for computing power – and with it, also for electricity. Data centres, until recently treated as a backdrop to digital transformation, are now at the heart of it. The problem is that their continued
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In IT channels, for years there was a simple rule: the customer is always right and the partner always says yes. Discount? Yes. Short deadline? Yes. An implementation that no one has done before? Also yes – as long as you win the tender and maintain the relationship. Today, this model
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The year 2024 has gone down in technology history as an era of bold experimentation, driven by a wave of generative artificial intelligence. Companies around the world immersed themselves in the possibilities of AI, launching countless pilot projects. However, 2025 brings a fundamental shift. Enthusiasm, which analysts at Channelnomics described
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In 2023, a quiet drama unfolded in the corridors of tech giant Samsung. It was not a hacking attack from outside, but an internal failure with huge consequences. Engineers, in pursuit of efficiency, pasted bits of confidential source code directly into the publicly available ChatGPT model. Unknowingly, they handed over
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The date of 17 January 2025 is firmly on the calendars of the European financial sector and its thousands of technology partners. The entry into force of the DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act) regulation marked the beginning of a new era of shared responsibility for them. The question immediately arose
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Artificial intelligence (AI) systems can be distinguished into two basic groups, which differ both technologically and legally, namely the reference to: * traditional artificial intelligence (AI), * generative artificial intelligence (Generative AI). The above breakdown is important for a proper understanding of the obligations involved, the potential risks and the regulations that