Exploring What’s Next: Highlights from Recent Industry Events

Over the past few weeks, we’ve joined some incredible conversations about the future of technology and AI across Wrocław, Kraków, and London. Each event offered a different perspective on where the industry is heading and how we can use innovation to create meaningful change.

IT Corner Upgrade

The IT Corner Upgrade in Wrocław brought together tech founders and leaders from across Europe to talk about what’s next for the industry. The energy was all about progress and practical transformation. Discussions focused on how AI is reshaping delivery models for Polish software houses and how companies can use it to boost productivity and scale. One theme that stood out was “services as software” — turning expertise into repeatable, AI-driven offerings that deliver real value.

There were also great insights into the importance of specialization. Companies that focus deeply on a domain not only serve clients better but also build stronger market positions. The conversations around M&A strategies reinforced that focus, showing how expertise and business clarity make a company more resilient and attractive to investors.

PINT25 – Law and New Technologies Conference

In Kraków, the conversation turned to the intersection of law, AI, and digital transformation. The panels brought together lawyers, engineers, and business leaders to discuss how to innovate responsibly and build trust around new technologies. It was encouraging to see how advanced the discussion around responsible AI use has become, especially in the context of real-world solutions like Bielik AI.

One takeaway that stood out was how important collaboration is. True innovation doesn’t happen in silos. It happens when different perspectives come together early in the process to balance opportunity with ethics and compliance.

ATS London

Even with tube strikes causing chaos, the adtech community filled the halls in London. The energy was incredible, and conversations flowed easily around the big questions in advertising and AI. There was a lot of curiosity about how agents and automation could streamline creative and operational workflows, and plenty of optimism about what’s ahead.

For us, it was also a chance to reconnect with partners, catch up with clients, and get a fresh view of where the market is moving. AI continues to shape every discussion in the adtech space, and it’s exciting to be part of a community that’s ready to explore what’s possible rather than shy away from it.

Want to connect with us at upcoming events or explore how we’re shaping the future of AI and technology? Get in touch, we’d love to continue the conversation.