Warsaw Business Journal

The 20th edition of Infoshare was a blast.

Strong turnout, packed stages, and the kind of energy that reminds you why the CEE tech ecosystem keeps accelerating.

Some of the most interesting insights we heard over the past two days:

🤖 “AI hype is temporarily gone. We’re waiting to see where the chips will fall.”

💼 “Companies that fired coders last year are now hiring again because people are turning out to be cheaper and more efficient than AI tokens.”

🔐 “LLMs have opened entirely new attack vectors for hackers. Luckily, the same technologies can also build the guardrails.”

🚄 “Shutting down a company can be the failure that teaches you what your next venture truly needs. You need to know when to get off the train headed in the wrong direction.”

Congratulations to this year’s national startup competition winner: Uhura Bionics for an accessible voice generation device for people after throat surgeries.

This year’s conversations moved beyond pure AI hype into a more grounded phase of the market. The dominant themes included robotics, human-centric technologies, cybersecurity, and a renewed wave of health tech innovation.

Big thanks to Justyna Burghardt and Wiktoria Piwowarczyk from Come Creations Group for connecting us with excellent speakers.

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See you next year at Infoshare!