
The September 10 summit in Warsaw targets fintech, iGaming, and enterprise engineers building high-load systems. Oracle, AWS, IBM's HashiCorp among speakers.
The global technology community will gather in Warsaw this September for the Tech Race Summit, a cross-industry forum dedicated to high-load digital systems. The event takes place September 10, 2026 at Centrum Praskie Koneser.
Organizers expect more than 1,000 participants and 30 international speakers. The agenda focuses on real-world production case studies rather than marketing presentations, with sessions split across three parallel tracks: Vision, Solution, and Experiment.
For financial technology companies, the stakes of high-load engineering are clear. A lapse of seconds can mean millions in lost transactions, regulatory scrutiny, or brand damage. The summit aims to connect fintech architects and engineering managers with peers from iGaming and digital entertainment sectors that face similar scaling challenges.
Oracle will deliver a keynote on AI infrastructure architecture. Amazon Web Services plans to outline an AI integration roadmap for high-load enterprise environments. A separate session will tackle AI-driven cyber threats, bridging expertise from fintech and iGaming. A CTO panel featuring executives from SOFTSWISS, IBM's HashiCorp, and Plata will discuss AI's impact on software engineering and system design.
Major tech players including Google, Cloudflare, Fastly, and Gcore will also participate.
"Whether you're building a banking platform, a payments ecosystem, or another digital product at massive scale, the engineering challenges are often remarkably similar," said Sergey Kastukevich, CTO at SOFTSWISS, the technology provider backing the initiative. "Tech Race Summit is about bringing technology leaders together to exchange practical experience, learn from proven architectures, and explore ideas that can improve the resilience, performance, and scalability of their own platforms."
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