Klaudia Ciesielska
LLMs in application architecture. Time for a new model for building systems?
Until recently, applications based on large language models(LLMs) were treated as a curiosity - a demonstration of AI…
Semiconductor industry and climate change: PwC warns of risk of copper shortage
Climate change is increasingly making its way into the world of technology, and a recent PwC report shows…
Apple is suing the European Commission. 500 million euros and DMA regulations at stake
Apple has decided to challenge in an EU court the European Commission's decision to fine the company €500…
Your company’s secrets are lying in plain sight. 12.8 million secrets exposed on GitHub in 2023
Today's technology landscape is witnessing a phenomenon that can be described as a digital perfect storm. On the…
HPE acquires Juniper Networks. What’s next for the networking market?
The closing of the acquisition of Juniper Networks by Hewlett Packard Enterprise is more than just the consolidation…
Energy efficiency in server rooms: practices of leaders – Atman, AMD, Lenovo
As energy prices rise and AI pushes into server racks, energy efficiency is no longer a technical detail.…
Digital signage – transient trend or permanent fixture?
Every day, millions of people around the world interact with digital screens, which have become an almost invisible…
AI server boom: market grows 134% thanks to GPU demand
The server market is experiencing an unprecedented renaissance. Driven by the demand for artificial intelligence and rising demand…
HPE rebuilds hybrid cloud from the ground up
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is redefining the concept of IT operations in hybrid environments with the introduction of its…
HPE and NVIDIA simplify entry into the era of AI factories
Hewlett Packard Enterprise is significantly expanding its offering for enterprises building and scaling artificial intelligence factories. Together with…
GPU focus changes everything: why data centres are being designed from scratch today
Until recently, data centres were developed in a predictable rhythm. What mattered was space, redundancy, power stability and…
Canada responds to Trump’s threats: digital tax revoked
At the last minute, just hours before it was due to go into effect, Canada backed away from…
HPE acquires Juniper Networks for $14 billion. Justice Department gives green light
The US Department of Justice has approved the acquisition of Juniper Networks by Hewlett Packard Enterprise for $14…
Public cloud: safe or colander? 97% of confidential data within reach of hackers
Modern business is migrating en masse to the public cloud, often citing enhanced security as one of the…
Cloud in public administration: adoption is growing, strategy and security are limping along
More than 70 per cent of Polish public administration units are already using cloud solutions, according to the…
OVHcloud Startup Program is 10 years old – 5,000 startups, €100,000 of support and the new Impact 2035 Challenge
OVHcloud is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its Startup Programme. Valued for its effective technology and mentoring support,…
How to increase IT sales in the SME sector? KPMG segment analysis
Small and medium-sized enterprises account for 99.8% of all active companies in Poland. Although they are the foundation…
IT outsourcing in Poland: fashion, necessity or trap?
IT outsourcing, at its core, is a strategic partnership where organisations outsource the management, development or maintenance of…
Both scary and funny. Elon Musk’s argument with Donald Trump shows that the internet is ahead of diplomacy
Elon Musk 's public argument with Donald Trump is not only a media spectacle, but also a signal…
Will energy costs halt AI development in Poland? – analysis 2025
Artificial intelligence(AI) is revolutionising the global economy, becoming a key competitive advantage for businesses. The pace of its…
The cloud is attracting Polish companies. How are global and local providers responding to demand?
Poland is not only chasing Europe in terms of digitalisation - it is starting to overtake it. According…