The SOFTSWISS-organised event will take place on September 10 and feature more than 40 experts from iGaming and the wider technology sector, with online access available to professionals worldwide.
Artificial intelligence is transforming software development, growing infrastructure demands are reshaping technology systems, and changing user behaviour is forcing businesses to rethink how they capture and retain attention.
Against this backdrop, Tech Race Summit, organised by SOFTSWISS, will take place on September 10, bringing together industry experts for a global day focused on how these shifts are influencing technology and business decisions across iGaming.
The event will feature more than 40 speakers from iGaming and the wider technology industry across three stages: the Vision Track, Experiment Track and Solution Track.
While the in-person edition in Warsaw is already sold out, professionals around the world will be able to access selected sessions live online, followed by 14 days of recording access.
Technology Intelligence for Business Growth
Tech Race Summit is designed to explore the key technology challenges facing businesses today, combining emerging trends, practical case studies and solutions that can be applied to products and operations.
Among the featured sessions, Dmitry Starostenkov, CEO of Evenbeter, will examine the micro-attention economy and how changing user behaviour is influencing digital products.
Igor Borzunov, CTO of Maincard, will share how his team developed an autonomous AI Ops agent, reducing incident response time to just 30 seconds.
Entertainment and gamification will also take centre stage through a dedicated panel featuring experts from Hub88, SOFTSWISS, The Playa, FinteqHub and TrueLabel.
Meanwhile, BGaming will present its experience of developing an AI-powered fraud detection system in just three months.
AI, Infrastructure and Technology at Global Scale
The programme will also connect iGaming leaders with technology companies operating on a global scale.
Experts from AWS, Oracle, Cloudflare, Gcore, Fastly and ScyllaDB will explore topics including production AI, technology infrastructure, security, real-time data and internet infrastructure.
Professionals from Tesla, Ex-Shazam and Google will add further perspectives on technology teams, major technological shifts, marketing and engineering.
Sergey Kastsukevich, CTO at SOFTSWISS, said:
“Technology knowledge should not stay within one company, one sector, or one conference room. The problems we are solving in iGaming – high loads, real-time systems, security, AI, and the need to move fast without compromising reliability – are shared by technology teams worldwide.”
He added that Tech Race is designed to bring these professionals into one conversation while using online access to extend that conversation far beyond Warsaw.
Taking a Closer Look at Technology’s Role in iGaming
SOFTSWISS created Tech Race Summit to address a gap in an event calendar traditionally focused on business development, regulation and market growth.
As iGaming technology becomes increasingly complex, decisions around engineering, infrastructure, security and artificial intelligence are becoming increasingly important to business performance and long-term growth.
Tech Race Summit will take place on September 10, 2026, with online access available to professionals worldwide. Digital tickets include access to selected sessions live and recordings for 14 days following the event.
