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Warsaw Tech Week 2026 – a new center of European digital transformation
The most important technologies of the future came together in one place, creating an event with a distinctly strategic character. From 22-24 September 2026, Ptak Warsaw Expo became a platform for dialogue between business, science, public administration and the new technologies sector. The premiere edition of Warsaw Tech Week brought together four areas that today have the greatest impact on the competitiveness of the modern economy: artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data infrastructure and technologies supporting human capital.
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Warsaw Tech Week consisted of four events held simultaneously: Cyber Security Expo Poland, World of AI & Big Data Expo, DATA CENTER Expo Poland and HR Tech World. Each event focused on a different segment of digital transformation, together creating a comprehensive picture of the technologies that are already influencing how companies, institutions and entire sectors of the economy operate. Among the companies presenting their solutions were Netia, Sharp Business Systems Polska, home.pl, DCS.PL, EFIGO, Sygeon, Pluxee Polska, eRecruiter, FutureCode IT Consulting and NT Group Systemy Informatyczne.
The significance of the premiere edition was also highlighted by exceptionally strong institutional support. The group of partners included Ministerstwo Cyfryzacji, Cyfrowa Polska, PIIT, Krajowa Izba Gospodarki Cyfrowej, Łukasiewicz - Instytut Sztucznej Inteligencji i Cyberbezpieczeństwa, Łukasiewicz - Poznański Instytut Technologiczny, AGH, Polska Izba Handlu, Państwowa Inspekcja Pracy, Candela and eRecruiter. The Warsaw Tech Week expert programme became a platform for discussions on technologies that will have a real impact on the direction of economic development in the coming years. Speakers included dr Maciej Kawecki, prof. Andrzej Dragan, Michał Kanownik, Radosław Prachnio, Dariusz Nożyński, Mihai Suster and Maksym Brzęczek. Discussions focused on artificial intelligence and its practical applications in business, cybersecurity and digital resilience, data infrastructure, and changes taking place in the labour market. Another important topic was the responsibility of organizations for the conscious implementation of new technologies - from protecting key resources and leveraging the potential of data to developing the skills required in an increasingly digital economy.
Warsaw Tech Week 2026 demonstrated that digital transformation is no longer a collection of separate processes. It is one increasingly interconnected ecosystem of technology, infrastructure, security and skills.
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Nikodem Zygadło
Director of Analysis Department | Deputy Director of Development | Ptak Warsaw Expo
A trade fair enthusiast with nearly 30 years of experience in creating, organizing events and managing trade fair projects.