Conference of Technology and Infrastructure for the Data Center Industry

september 22-24, 2026

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10 days 18 hours 17 minutes 54 seconds

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AI & BIG DATA Łukasiewicz

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Conference room 1
Hall C

AI & BIG DATA Łukasiewicz

AI DAY: Understanding Algorithms

AI DAY: Understanding Algorithms is an expert-led, practical conference that brings together perspectives from science, technology, and business to show how artificial intelligence is transforming today’s economy and society. The event is aimed at entrepreneurs, managers, representatives of public administration, the scientific community, and anyone interested in the practical application of AI and modern technologies.

The conference program is divided into three thematic pillars. The first—AI for Business—will focus on the transformation of enterprises through the use of artificial intelligence. Participants will learn practical tips for implementing AI in organizations, analyze real-world implementations, and explore examples of using digital twins to optimize industrial processes.

The second pillar will focus on financing innovation, presenting available sources of support for research and development projects and technology investments, as well as examples of successfully completed initiatives.

The final part of the event—AI for Society—will be dedicated to ethics, accessibility, and the responsible development of artificial intelligence. Experts will discuss how to design AI solutions that are safe, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of diverse user groups.

The conference will open with a presentation on the role of Łukasiewicz – AI in the digital transformation of the region and the country.

The event is organized in collaboration with Łukasiewicz AI, which develops artificial intelligence and cybersecurity solutions for industry, government, and the digital society, and the Łukasiewicz – Poznań Institute of Technology, a multidisciplinary research institute supporting knowledge transfer, technology development, and the implementation of innovations into the economy.

AI DAY: Understanding Algorithms is an opportunity to gain practical knowledge, learn about the latest trends, and establish valuable contacts with experts, business representatives, and members of the scientific community. The event will demonstrate that artificial intelligence is not only the technology of the future but, above all, a tool that is already supporting the development of businesses, institutions, and society as a whole.

12:30 – 12:45

Opening Remarks: “The Future Is Happening Today—The Role of Łukasiewicz–AI in the Digital Transformation of the Region and the Country”

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12:45 - 13:00

Dr. Barbara Probierz - Deputy Director for Research at Łukasiewicz-AI, Dr. Eng., Expert on digital accessibility and artificial intelligence
dr Maciej Niemir -Head of the Artificial Intelligence Development Division at Łukasiewicz-PIT

Panel Discussion: “How to Approach AI Transformation in Your Company Without Going Crazy?”

Pillar I: AI for Business (Efficiency and Optimization)

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13:50 – 14:10

Jakub Gołąb-Artificial Intelligence Development Specialist at Łukasiewicz-PIT

My AI isn’t working properly. Who’s to blame: the data, the model, or the code?

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14:10 – 14:30

Łukasz Wróbel

Digital twins of industrial processes – how to model the future of manufacturing?

14:30 - 14:40

Coffee break

14:40 – 15:20

Presentation on sources of funding for innovation

Pillar II: Where to Find Funding for Innovation? 

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15:20 – 15:40

Krzysztof Mieszkowski (Industry 4.0 Sectoral Contact Point)
Sylwia Szudlarek (Funding Acquisition Specialist, Łukasiewicz-ILOT)

Case study presentation on an innovation development project (domestic and foreign grants)

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15:40 – 16:30

Marcin Staszewski
Adam Piasecki, Ph.D., Eng. Director of the Łukasiewicz Research Center for Innovative Technologies

Panel Discussion: “Ethics and Inclusivity: How to Build Barrier-Free AI Systems?

Pillar III: AI for Society (Accessibility and Health)

16:30

Closing, Conclusions, Summary

National Chamber of Digital Economy - Lectures

Conference Organizers

Tech Week

National Chamber of Digital Economy - Lectures

The National Chamber of Digital Economy is an organization representing companies operating in the field of new technologies and the digital economy. Its mission is to support the development of innovation, digital transformation, and cooperation between business, public administration, and the expert community.

During the trade show, representatives of the Chamber will inaugurate the AI & Big Data zone and present the premiere of a report on the development of artificial intelligence in Poland, accompanied by a debate featuring experts and market representatives. 

The program will be complemented by presentations from partners of the National Chamber of Digital Economy—4Prime, Safe Stack, and Xopero—focusing on the practical applications of artificial intelligence, data protection, and cybersecurity. 

Participants will have the opportunity to attend both lectures and workshops featuring live demonstrations of solutions, taking place in the AI & Big Data and Cybersecurity zones.

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12:15 - 12:30

Tomasz Gładkowski - Management Board Representative for Cybersecurity

Lecture

A lecture featuring Michał Kanownik of ZIPSEE

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Conference room 1
Hall C

A lecture featuring Michał Kanownik of ZIPSEE

The lectures organized by the Digital Poland Association will have an expert and industry-focused character, highlighting the role of artificial intelligence, Big Data and new technologies in the development of a modern economy. The session will provide an opportunity to discuss current trends, key challenges and practical directions for the digital transformation of business, industry and public administration.


The Digital Poland Association is a non-profit employers’ organization that has been bringing together leading companies from the consumer electronics, IT and new technologies sectors in Poland since 2005. The organization represents the digital sector in Poland and across Europe, supporting innovation, digital transformation and the development of the modern technology market.

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12:00

Michał Kanownik - Chairman of the Board of the Digital Poland Association (ZIPSEE)

Lecture

Ceremonial Presentation Of The Fair Medals

Date

September 22
13:00

Location

TARGET STUDIO
Hall C

The Ceremonial Presentation of Trade Fair Medals will be a special moment dedicated to recognizing companies, products and solutions that support the development of modern data center infrastructure. The event will highlight the importance of innovation, reliability and advanced technologies in the areas of power supply, cooling, connectivity, monitoring and data center security.

Teatr Studio Appearance

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Conference Room 1
Hall C

Teatr Studio Appearance

Trends Panel And Exhibitors Presentation

Trade Fair Studio
Hall C

Trends Panel And Exhibitors Presentation

The Trends and Exhibitor Presentations Panel will provide a space to showcase the latest solutions, technologies and development directions in the fields of AI, Big Data and digital transformation. During the sessions, participants will discover innovative tools, practical implementations and inspiring examples of how artificial intelligence is being applied in business, industry and modern services.

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10:30 - 11:00

Joanna Pelc - ALEF Solutions PL

Don't ask which AI to implement. Ask whether your data is ready for AI.

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11:00 - 11:30

Grzegorz Sochacki - ANTDATA

Sniphi – a flexible flavor classification system

Sniphi is a system that combines hardware (sensors and a communication module) with AI (odor classification models and a training system) and a comprehensive user interface. This interface facilitates data collection and labeling while providing immediate insight into data quality. The communication module (IOTABE) will also be showcased at the Antdata booth. We will demonstrate the entire workflow required to train a custom odor classification system, ranging from measurement planning to system validation.

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11:30 - 12:00

Waldemar Rychert – National Sales Manager at Dween

From Excel to AI: How Big Data Is Transforming Production Planning

Dween is a digital twin solution designed to enhance the energy and technological efficiency of industrial companies. By creating a replica of the technological process, Dween simulates actual operating conditions, identifies areas for improvement, and optimizes processes while taking into account real-world demand and production resources.

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12:00 - 12:30

Krystian Biela - CEO at Derave Software

From valuation to value: a new approach to offering

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14:30 - 15:00

Piotr Pertek - ALEF Solutions PL

You cannot protect what you cannot see. How to build visibility and security for OT networks with Cisco Cyber ​​Vision.

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10:30 - 11:15

Artem Shostak - Software Security Consultant, Thales

Protect and Monetize AI enabled software

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11:15 - 11:30

Wojciech Tokarz - Project Manager, 3Soft S.A.

Data and Artificial Intelligence supporting decision-making processes in manufacturing

How can data and artificial intelligence be leveraged to tangibly improve manufacturing process efficiency? Where does automation yield the greatest benefits, and how do you get started to ensure an AI project doesn't remain merely a technological experiment? 

 This presentation demonstrates how solutions based on AI, computer vision, and advanced data analytics can support daily operations in manufacturing plants—ranging from the automated reading of documents and technical drawings, through the analysis of measurement reports and automated quoting, to quality prediction and visual inspection. 

 Attendees will also explore real-world implementation examples showing how automation can reduce analysis time, minimize errors, boost productivity, and facilitate data-driven decision-making. The presentation further highlights why the effective use of AI requires a solid foundation: system integration, data organization, and ensuring data quality and accessibility. 

Ultimately, the session provides a practical answer to the question: how do you move from addressing a single manufacturing issue to implementing a scalable solution that automates processes and becomes an integral part of the plant's digital ecosystem?

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11:30 - 12:00

Łukasz Grzesiak - ALEF Solutions PL

Intelligent backup for the world of Big Data and AI

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12:00 - 12:30

Radosław Ruciński - Integration Architect

Before you implement AI - start with the foundations

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12:30 - 13:00

Łukasz Bajer - ALEF Solutions PL

Everyone is talking about AI. Few are talking about the infrastructure that powers it.

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14:00 - 15:00

Marek Stawicki - Technology Solutions 360

Datacenter 360 from Fsas Technologies, a Fujitsu company: one organization, a full range of technologies for the modern data center.

How do you design and modernize a data center in an era of increasing technological complexity? How do you integrate servers, storage, networking, backup, security, and monitoring into a single, cohesive environment? 

In this presentation, we will showcase the "Datacenter 360" approach, through which Technology Solutions 360—in partnership with Fsas Technologies (a Fujitsu company)—covers the entire infrastructure lifecycle, from design and implementation to local service and support in Poland. 

We will also demonstrate why a modern data center is about more than just technology; it is also about local expertise, greater control over infrastructure, and technological sovereignty. 

 Ultimately, this addresses the question of how to build a cohesive, secure, and scalable data center environment with single-point accountability for the entire system.

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15:00 - 15:30

Marta Machalska - Digital Learning Strategist, Chief Executive Officer, iPro

Immersive technologies in employee training and development

What if, instead of just hearing about challenging situations, an employee could experience them safely? Immersive technologies transform training from passive knowledge acquisition into an engaging experience where one can practice, experiment, and make mistakes without real-world consequences. In this presentation, I will demonstrate how VR, AR, and simulations open up entirely new possibilities for skills development.

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10:30 - 11:00

Renata Wonko – Product Manager at eterio

On-Demand GPU Resources and CXL Memory: How Dynamic Infrastructure Composability with LIQID and eterio Delivers Superior Data Center Tokenomics

In an era of rising demand for AI and HPC computing power, traditional, static bare-metal servers present significant challenges regarding hardware utilization efficiency. Low utilization of key components translates into high data center infrastructure maintenance costs. 

We will present the Software-Defined Composability approach developed by LIQID. This technology enables a dramatic increase in computing power without the need to invest in new servers; additional GPU accelerators or CXL memory are housed in an external unit and then programmatically allocated to any machine within seconds, without requiring physical intervention in the server room. 

We will address how eterio solutions—powered by LIQID technology—impact operational efficiency, TCO reduction, and measurable infrastructure tokenomics by eliminating underutilized resources and optimizing the use of the existing hardware base.

12:00 - 12:30

Kamila Ziobrowska – Creative Director of NO-HUMAN

The application we created at the company—Scantastic.

AI in the Workplace

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Conference room 1
Hall C

AI in the Workplace

The conference organized by Poznaj AI will have a practical and educational character, focusing on the real-life application of artificial intelligence, AI tools and automation in the everyday work of companies and institutions. Participants will learn about the possibilities of implementing AI in business, data analysis, communication and operational processes, with an emphasis on specific use cases.Poznaj AI specializes in artificial intelligence training and workshops for companies and institutions. 

The organization helps participants understand how AI tools, automation and data-driven solutions work, and how they can be used effectively in practice.

Poznaj.AI helps small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) make sensible use of artificial intelligence. It conducts in-person AI training sessions for management and employees, analyzes the cost-effectiveness of implementations, and supports companies in automating their processes. It combines education, consulting, and implementation.

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15:15

Jakub Wiechetek

When tokens cost more than salaries. How can we reduce AI costs?

AI computing power, known as tokens, isn’t currently a major expense for Polish companies. We mainly use subscription-based models. The IPOs of OpenAI and Anthropic will be a game-changer. Companies will pay based on usage. We’ll show you how much computing power costs and how to choose the right models for specific tasks. Find out how much AI will cost once it’s capable of performing valuable work for businesses.

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11:30

Jakub Wiechetek

AI in Business: A Case Study of Real-World Implementations in Polish SMEs

According to research, Polish companies are taking a cautious approach to AI implementations. A lot of hype and a lack of tangible successes are dampening entrepreneurs’ enthusiasm. Industry experts explain how to determine whether an implementation is cost-effective and where to start, using real-world examples from Polish companies.

Candela Data Center

Conference Organizer

Conference room 1
Hall C

Candela Data Center

This event is designed for those who recognize the growing importance of data centers and digital infrastructure for economic development, artificial intelligence, cloud services, cybersecurity, and modern technologies, but who want to better understand the challenges and solutions behind this rapidly growing sector.The conference may be particularly valuable for representatives of companies, public institutions, educational organizations, the media, and the innovation sector. It is also a good starting point for students, educators, and anyone who wants to gain a basic understanding of modern digital infrastructure and data processing.

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Ceremonia wręczenia medali i dyplomów
Trade Fair Medals Recognition for the best
Medal Ceremony

Recognition for our exhibitors medal and diploma award ceremony

This event honors the best of the best, highlighting their contribution to the development of the industry and the presentation of cutting-edge solutions.

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Trade Fair Activity

For the exhibitor demonstrating the highest level of engagement in the trade fair and actively presenting their offer.

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Industry Expert

For exhibitors who keep up with industry developments and present solutions distinguished by expert knowledge.

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Contributor to Fair Success

For chambers and associations making an exceptional contribution to the event, supporting its promotion and the interests of the industry.

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Trade Fair Product

For a groundbreaking product that stands out at the trade fair through innovation, functionality, aesthetics and modern design.

Studio targowe
Live from the industry
Trade Fair Studio

Conversations that shape the future of the industry

We invite you to the Trade Fair Studio, where exclusive interviews with industry experts and leading exhibitors will provide insights into the latest trends and innovative solutions.

In an inspiring environment, market leaders will share their experiences and visions for the future, providing valuable insights and knowledge.

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Industry experts

Conversations with market leaders and specialists.

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Trends and innovations

The most important directions in industry development.

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Live interviews

Inspiring conversations straight from the trade fair.

Join us and discover what is shaping the future of the industry.

Strefa networkingu B2B
B2B New contacts New opportunities
Networking Zone

Inspiring conversations and new opportunities

The B2B Networking Zone is an extension of the conference, offering participants a unique opportunity to engage in direct conversations with speakers and other industry experts.

In a less formal atmosphere, participants can exchange insights, ask questions and establish valuable business contacts.

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Direct conversations

Meetings with speakers and industry experts.

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Exchange of experience

Discussions, knowledge and inspiration after the conference.

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Business relationships

Contacts that can develop into business cooperation.

Join us, continue inspiring conversations and build relationships that can open up new opportunities for your business.