Klaudia Ciesielska
A secret supply route for Russian armaments has been uncovered. Traces lead to Siemens and China
Russian state-owned arms factory Biysk Oleum (BOZ) has acquired advanced production automation equipment from Siemens, despite the sanctions…
Artificial intelligence systems and copyright
Artificial intelligence (AI) systems can be distinguished into two basic groups, which differ both technologically and legally, namely…
What are companies spending money on in IT? IT spending in 2025
The technology landscape in 2025 presents a fascinating paradox. On the one hand, global IT spending is set…
The $18bn video conferencing market is just beginning. Who will win the war for the meeting rooms of the future?
The global video conferencing market, growing by 5% a year despite economic uncertainty, is proving its strength. However,…
ReVault: Five serious security vulnerabilities in over 100 Dell laptop models
Cisco Talos has disclosed five serious vulnerabilities in the Dell ControlVault3 firmware and associated Windows APIs. Collectively named…
More than the cloud. Snowflake and Synerise join forces in the battle for customer AI
Synerise has made its BaseModel.ai tool available on the Snowflake Marketplace. The step aims to make it easier…
AI in cyber security, or how to save $1.76m and reduce attack response by 108 days
Every IT leader and security director knows this scenario all too well: the endless stream of security alerts,…
Post Quantum Cryptography: Business implications of algorithm choice
Today's digital economy rests on an invisible but fundamental pillar: public key cryptography. Algorithms such as RSA and…
Pillars of the modern office – What do Polish SMEs expect from print technology?
Small and medium-sized enterprises are the lifeblood of the economy, but their daily work is a constant struggle…
Modern printing in SMEs – From cost to strategic working tool
The old image - a noisy, space-consuming printer in the corner of the office whose bane was a…
The 40 professions most likely to be affected by generative AI. Translators, teachers, analysts – who’s next?
A new report by researchers from Microsoft Research and OpenAI analyses the real-world impact of generative AI on…
Business laptops in H1 2025: Leaders, strategies and forecasts in the age of AI
2025 is not another year of evolution in the business laptop market; it is a year of revolutionary…
Data intelligence engines – how Data Fabric, Hyperautomation and MLOps are turning theory into practice
For years, data intelligence remained an ambitious concept, hampered by data chaos and the difficulty of implementing analytics…
An investment that pays off – implementing Zero Trust architecture
Traditional security models are no longer effective. The 'castle and moat' concept - assuming that everything inside the…
A valuable employee is a critical employee. Why do managers ignore him?
Companies declare that they value employees who challenge the status quo. However, new research shows that managers, acting…
Quantum computers create new jobs. Here is the most important role at the interface between IT and science
Quantum computers, long seen as the domain of physics laboratories, are beginning to find practical application in business.…
Cloud in the strategy trap. Why are Polish companies losing out on migration and how to change this?
The cloud computing market in Poland is growing at an impressive rate and analysts forecast further dynamic growth.…
The crisis no one is talking about. 82% increase in AI gap is just the beginning
The Polish artificial intelligence scene in 2025 is a tale of two extremes. On the one hand, we…
Intel cuts to the bone. Giant lays off one in three employees and revises strategy
Intel has embarked on the biggest restructuring in its recent history. The company that has defined the semiconductor…
Donald Trump’s AI plan – deregulation and domination in the name of a race with China
Washington is setting its sights on dramatically accelerating the development of artificial intelligence through extensive deregulation, infrastructure strengthening…
Smartphones and laptops could get more expensive. Government revisits idea of updating reprographic levy
The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage has launched a consultation on imposing a 1% reprographic fee on…