SOFTSWISS, a global technology provider for the iGaming industry, announces a strong speaker line-up for its Tech Race Summit 2026, taking place on 10 September 2026 in Warsaw.
The event will bring together senior technology leaders from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Oracle, and Cloudflare – three key players in the technology race who are seldom featured together at the same industry event – despite playing a central role in the global race to build and scale modern digital infrastructure.
The summit will focus on the engineering and infrastructure decisions shaping high-load businesses. Attendees will gain direct access to the experts behind AWS cloud environments, Cloudflare’s global connectivity and security infrastructure, Oracle’s enterprise-grade cloud platforms, and other technologies that power mission-critical systems worldwide, offering insights into how leading providers address scalability, resilience, performance, and AI readiness at a global scale.
First of its kind, Tech Race Summit brings together practitioners from iGaming, fintech, streaming, and other high-traffic industries on a single stage. Sessions will cover real-time event processing at scale, observability and monitoring, cloud-native architecture, cybersecurity frameworks, and applied AI integration – delivered by engineers who operate these systems in production, globally.
Keynote speakers feature:
- Georgios Chatzimilioudis, Principal Account Cloud Engineer at Oracle
- Viktor Vedmich, Senior Solutions Architect at AWS
- Sergey Kurson, Tech Lead Betting and iGaming Technology at AWS
- Simone Ricci, Senior Manager, Solutions Engineering at Cloudflare
- And more leaders from major technology companies
Additional speakers will be announced in the coming months.
Why Is This Conversation Happening Now
iGaming operators face a critical inflexion point. Latency challenges – identified as a bottleneck by 53% of organisations in 2025, up from 32% the previous year – directly threaten competitive advantage. Similarly, bandwidth constraints now affect 59% of enterprises, up from 43%.
Simultaneously, rapid AI integration creates compounding demands on infrastructure. AI infrastructure budgets are expected to triple by 2028, yet many legacy architectures were not designed with AI workloads in mind. The industry requires immediate access to proven approaches and decision-making frameworks.
Viktor Vedmich, AWS iGaming Tech Evangelist – one of the summit speakers – notices: “Most companies today have AI experiments – few have an AI platform. The gap isn’t technology; it’s maturity: aligning people, processes, and use-case identification into a repeatable system. We’ll discuss frameworks we’ve applied across dozens of enterprises to help them move from scattered pilots to production-grade AI that compounds value over time.”
Sergey Kastukievich, CTO at SOFTSWISS, adds: “We were deliberate in bringing together experts from AWS, Oracle, Cloudflare, and other technology companies that are helping define the future of cloud infrastructure, AI adoption, and digital platforms. These organisations rarely share the same stage, yet the decisions they make today influence how businesses will build and operate technology tomorrow. Tech Race Summit is designed to give attendees direct access to those ideas, experiences, and future-looking perspectives”.
Tech Race Summit is built on a practical premise: the infrastructure challenges facing high-traffic platforms cannot be solved in isolation. The event creates a structured environment for cross-company knowledge transfer – giving attendees direct access to decision-making frameworks from engineers who have built and scaled systems at global load.
Tickets at a lower price are available until August 15th on the Tech Race website.
Source: Balticnews.com
