The Supervisory Board of the Digital Poland Foundation has decided to reappoint Michał Boni as Chairman of the Management Board. The organisation is entering the coming year with clearly defined priorities, which will centre on developing the skills of the future, supporting the SME sector and conducting key market analyses. The activities of the Management Board, comprising experienced experts in the fields of law, finance, education and marketing, will be based on three proven pillars of development. The Foundation also plans to continue actively strengthening national technology initiatives, such as AI Poland and TechPL.
The European Commission has published its latest ‘State of the Digital Decade’ report, summarising the year 2026. How is digital Europe developing, and where does Poland stand in this race? On the one hand, we can boast excellent e-services and rapid expansion of fibre-optic networks, but on the other, our business sector remains cautious about artificial intelligence, and key infrastructure investments are at risk of losing funding in the near future. Read our summary to find out what challenges the Polish and European economies are facing.
For the second time, the City of Łódź – this time as the only Polish representative – will be showcasing itself at the VivaTech trade fair in Paris with its own exhibition stand and a selection of start-ups. This is an excellent platform for jointly promoting Polish technology companies, innovative solutions and the expertise of the entire TechPL ecosystem.
The awards ceremony for the second edition of the competition for the best AI-related dissertations took place on 14 May 2026 in Warsaw. As the Digital Poland Foundation, we were honoured to be a strategic partner of this initiative and the sponsor of the social sciences (non-technical) category.
Just a few years ago, artificial intelligence was primarily a technological curiosity, or even a sensation. Today, it is increasingly becoming a common tool for artistic expression, inspiring artists to experiment with form, emotions, and storytelling techniques. It was at this very moment that the winners of the 6th edition of Digital Ars—the first nationwide competition dedicated to art created using AI—were announced. Organized for the past six years by the Digital Poland Foundation, the project has demonstrated from the very beginning that artificial intelligence in the hands of creators can be much more than just a technological curiosity.
During the PE Insights Poland-CE conference, experts and market leaders analysed the future of our innovation ecosystem. During the debate on the findings of the Digital Champions CEE report, speakers highlighted a major structural shift: the market’s transition from traditional digital services towards deep tech, artificial intelligence and space technologies. Participants also addressed the key challenge of capital outflow and discussed how to effectively finance the growth of the fastest-growing companies, so that Central and Eastern Europe can nurture its own global players rather than merely serving as a research and development base for Western markets.
The Digital Poland Foundation has published the fifth edition of the Digital Champions CEE 2026 report, which presents the 100 most valuable technology companies in Central and Eastern Europe. The combined value of the digital champions in the ranking reached USD 127.9 billion. However, the data paints a picture of a market which, on the one hand, is growing thanks to deep tech innovations, whilst on the other, is grappling with a wave of relocations of the largest companies outside the region.
Artificial intelligence is transforming our world at an unprecedented pace. On the one hand, it offers powerful support for medicine and business; on the other, it raises concerns about privacy, equality and our independence. In a world of algorithms, will we manage to preserve our well-being and agency? Dr Michał Boni spoke about the challenges of the digital age, smart regulation and the new currency that adaptability is becoming at this year’s European Economic Congress. We invite you to read the summary of the debate.
We now know the winners of the second edition of the ‘Competition for Poland’s Best AI Theses’! As the Digital Poland Foundation, a strategic partner and sponsor of the social category, we are proud to share the results. The standard of this year’s 33 submitted theses exceeded our wildest expectations, proving that Poland’s artificial intelligence ecosystem is growing in strength and has a bright future ahead of it. Meet the outstanding graduates whose research is shaping the development of AI in Poland – from advanced technical solutions to key legal, copyright and social challenges.
The invoicing revolution is now a reality. Although the National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) may sound like yet another regulatory challenge to many companies, it is in fact a powerful catalyst for business digitalisation and automation. The Digital Poland Foundation, in collaboration with Symfonia, has produced a comprehensive guide to help the SME sector navigate this change smoothly. Find out why it’s worth investing in digital foundations today and download our free guide.
We are proud to share the latest report from Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) – "Digitalisation in the SME sector. What will accelerate the transformation?". The Digital Poland Foundation was honoured to play an active role in this project!
