The open source revolution in robotics. What are the giants planning?
Robotics is finally leaving the sterile laboratories of a small circle of experts to become, thanks to the…
AI is entering the lab. Scientists know what to give to the machine – and what not to touch
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is no longer just a novelty. It has become an external service for tasks…
Late sovereignty. Europe’s Rhea1 super-processor is entering the testing phase, but the market clock is ticking faster
Although the successful launch of the Rhea1 processor marked a technological milestone and provided the long-awaited proof of…
AI vs low-code: Which really pays off for the company?
Not long ago, the narrative surrounding artificial intelligence in business resembled a Hollywood script with a happy ending…
OT cyber security is not a cost. It’s a policy for production continuity
Assuming that a factory is secure simply because it has been physically disconnected from the internet is, today,…
Business is eating its own tail. Will AI replace Generation Z?
Businesses are eating their own tail, massively replacing entry-level Generation Z with AI algorithms in pursuit of temporary,…
Gemini 3.5: How Google wants to win the war on corporate AI
The launch of the new Gemini 3.5 model family at Google I/O marks a clear shift in focus…
SAFE programme is an opportunity to develop domestic IT – Dariusz Darnowski, Asseco Poland
Modern armed conflicts are redefining the concept of the front line. The war in Ukraine has proven that…
Lack of IT professionals drives MSP services market
The growing wave of AI-driven cyberattacks and stringent regulatory requirements have pushed in-house IT departments to the limits…
Why is bankruptcy still the biggest failure in Poland and a point on the CV in the US?
In the United States, bankruptcy is often seen as just another valuable entry on a business resume and…
DORA’s digital revolution: Who stands to gain from the new regulations in CEE?
The year 2026 marks the definitive end of the era in which compliance was viewed as a burdensome…
Talent management in IT. How automation is changing the labour market
The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence has created a dangerous illusion of instant proficiency in the tech…
How are geopolitics changing Polish Disaster Recovery plans?
Geopolitical crises are brutally testing existing IT strategies, proving that no cloud infrastructure or supply chain is fully…
The end of AI investment for image. A lesson from Claude Mythos
The International Monetary Fund’s report on Anthropic’s “Claude Mythos Preview” model radically redefines the concept of technological debt…
AI will take everyone’s job but mine – on the collective delusion of Polish human resources
The Polish economy is currently grappling with a fascinating disconnect between the rapid pace of artificial intelligence adoption…
ESG’s golden cage. How EU bureaucracy is killing European innovation
Brussels’ excessive regulatory ambitions have transformed innovation budgets into operating funds for armies of consultants and auditors. Europe…
The quantum iron curtain. Why has the supplier passport become more important than computing power?
As 2026 approaches, the quantum technology market is moving away from the rhetoric of futuristic breakthroughs in favor…
Zero-day for $20. AI has just auctioned off cyber security
If you think artificial intelligence is mainly for writing LinkedIn posts and generating graphics, I have bad news:…
The end of the AI honeymoon. Why are CEOs quietly sacking Chief AI Officers?
The two-year spree of burning cash on virtual assistants has dealt a brutal blow to the company’s P&L,…
The end of cheap IT. How will the NIS2 and CRA directives affect service prices in Poland?
The global network is currently undergoing unprecedented fragmentation, which is dividing the digital ecosystem along political fault lines…
The crash of crypto investment? Capital is flowing away towards AI
The 74% plunge in venture capital funding in April brought monthly investments in the crypto sector down to…