Tech Race Summit brings iGaming and big tech together in Warsaw
SOFTSWISS's sold-out Tech Race Summit drew 1,500 professionals to Warsaw to tackle AI, scaling, and security challenges.
Tech Race Summit 2026, organised by SOFTSWISS, brought together 1,500 professionals from iGaming and big tech in Warsaw on 10 September. The sold-out debut focused on shared challenges in scaling, security, and AI.
The event featured more than 40 speakers across three stages, with representatives from Tesla, Shazam, and Maincard among the lineup. Experts from AWS, Oracle, and Cloudflare also contributed sessions on production AI, infrastructure, and cybersecurity.
SOFTSWISS used the summit to showcase its internal Orchestrator, an AI system that coordinates agents across the software development lifecycle while keeping human approval in place. Illia Slepau, software architect at SOFTSWISS, demonstrated how the tool reduces coordination time while maintaining code quality.
Sergey Kastsukevich, CTO at SOFTSWISS, said the event succeeded in sparking conversations beyond the stage. “We are grateful to every partner, speaker, and attendee who helped make Tech Race Summit happen. What was especially rewarding was seeing how many conversations continued between the sessions – people were meeting, exchanging experiences, discussing ideas, and finding common ground.”
For Malta’s iGaming community, the summit signals a growing emphasis on technology as a competitive lever. Operators and suppliers that invest in AI-driven development and robust infrastructure may gain an edge in regulated markets where uptime and security are paramount.
Tech Race Summit will return to Warsaw in 2027. SOFTSWISS plans to build on the momentum, targeting a broader audience of technology and iGaming professionals.