Sovereignty or a bottomless pit? Government, Microsoft and billions for licences
The Polish administration is striving to build a national office suite based on open source, seeing it as…
Beyond ChatGPT: Why does 2026 belong to autonomous AI agents in IT?
The growing popularity of projects such as OpenClaw proves that the market is rapidly evolving from simple chatbots…
The Greenland effect in IT: How unpredictable US policy is driving the European cloud
The tense situation between Washington and Brussels and the unpredictability of US policy have meant that technological sovereignty…
IT declares death, business counts profits. Why does the mainframe still rule the world?
While the IT industry chases ephemeral trends, the global economy still relies on mainframes, which process billions of…
Where have IT jobs gone? 3 key growth areas after the 2025 wave of redundancies
The year 2025 went down in history as a time of great reconfiguration of the technology sector, in…
Davos 2026: no more romanticising AI. Time for hard reality
Davos 2026 went down in history as the moment when the market's fascination with artificial intelligence finally gave…
The speed trap. Why chasing powerful AI is a dead end for CTOs.
The modern pursuit of increasingly powerful AI models resembles an arms race, in which it is easy to…
Lack of staff is no excuse. How do you build enterprise-class cyber security without an army of IT professionals?
Maintaining an efficient security department on your own is no longer just a technical challenge, but a critical…
CISO Hot Chair. Personal responsibility in the age of NIS2 – when digital risk becomes private
The role of CISO is no longer a safe haven for IT experts, transforming into one of the…
Kasparov syndrome in business. Why companies that treat AI as a partner, not a replacement, are winning
We are moving from a phase of fascination with generative artificial intelligence to a stage where technology is…
Why are most companies stuck in the AI pilot phase? An analysis of the reasons
Although discussions about the transformative potential of artificial intelligence have dominated the agenda of management boards, hard data…
Vendor lock-in as operational risk. What does the case of VMware and Broadcom teach us?
The drastic licensing changes following Broadcom's acquisition of VMware are a rude awakening for managers who have been…
Physics versus marketing. What do you really gain by investing in 1.8nm and 3nm processors?
The clash between Intel and its 18A process with the 3 nm technology powering AMD chips looks like…
You invest in firewalls and lose data through Teams. Time for a ‘Human Risk’ audit
While companies are building increasingly expensive digital fortresses, hackers have found the key to the back door, shifting…
Data centre market against the wall. Lack of power hinders digital transformation
The panic surrounding the shortage of integrated circuits has given way to an infrastructure crisis, in which the…
NIS2 and AI Act in Poland: Costly obligation or ticket to Western markets?
In January 2026, the grace periods will definitively come to an end, and the market will brutally test…
Platformisation of cybersecurity in 2026: Strategic necessity or fashionable buzzword?
The long-standing dogma of combining the best but separate solutions has definitively collapsed under the weight of operational…
Engineers are too expensive to watch over servers
As technology cycles shorten from years to months, the traditional race for speed of response no longer guarantees…
Patriotism or cold calculation? Why IT is going back to its roots (and local servers)
The illusion of a boundless and apolitical cloud is finally fading, forcing IT leaders to treat the physical…
New Year’s Eve 2025: Farewell to the year of ransomware, hello to the year of deepfakes
The explosion of generative artificial intelligence capabilities has caused deepfakes to rapidly evolve from a technological curiosity into…
Cyber Security 2026: Why is the integration of IT, OT and IoT inevitable?
The evolution of cyber threats driven by artificial intelligence means that by 2026, the traditional division between office…