Ringier Axel Springer has decided to build one of its key global AI and data science centres in Poland. This choice was mainly motivated by the availability of talented engineering specialists.

TCL has picked Poland for its European research headquarters, recognising that Polish researchers possess a unique combination of great algorithmic and mathematical skills. These skills are crucial for AI projects developed by TCL.

We selected Poland as our R&D location due to the availability of talented engineers. This is especially important, given the game changers, such as AI and machine learning

Poland, as Ericsson’s second largest Radio R&D centre, plays an important role in developing 5G globally. Ericsson invests in Polish R&D because of high software skill level, experience with telco technology and the central location in Europe. Another reason is the possibility to scale up the workforce with highly competent graduates

Amazon’s investment in Poland started with the acquisition of Ivona, a text-to-speech software company. Since then, the city of Gdańsk has become one of the major development centres behind Alexa. Afterwards, further R&D investment came, focused among others on the development of cloud-based AI technology.

NVIDIA decided to open a site in Warsaw to take advantage, but also to grow the local talent pool. The local teams optimize Deep Learning platforms across the software stack, from low-level changes in CUDA, through data pipeline improvements, up to changes in neural network implementations and topologies, leading to more accurate and faster results.

We have chosen Poland to establish our Finance Analytics team due to strong capabilities in both Data Science and Data Engineering in the local market. We aim to rapidly advance in process transformation and AI to build the finance function of the future, today.

Poland is one of the most important hubs in Intel AI space. The high-quality ICT education, offered at Polish universities, and the excellent track record of local software engineers makes this possible.

The Polish R&D centre is among key Samsung Research facilities and the biggest one in Europe. For many years it was developing advanced AI technology, powering our consumer electronics and telco solutions.

Poland has all the predispositions necessary for the development of advanced solutions in the field of AI thanks to an excellent academic background, availability of highly-qualified IT specialists and data scientists, as well as, the openness of Polish companies. This is why we decided to open Deutsche Telekom AI Competence Center in Poland.

Aptiv Technology Centre’s 20-year presence in Poland allowed our engineers to gain experience in creating autonomous vehicles all the way from concept to production.

Poland has a potential to become a digital heart of Europe and the technology hub for the region. Our commitment is to empower the country, citizens and businesses to be a digital players at global scale. The innovation, startups and developers are now even more important succeeding across the borders. We need to collaborate more to jump-start innovation in CEE region. This is why we invest in development of AI in Poland.

Our company is a good example that AI plays a huge role in organizations. We have managed to create in Warsaw an innovative operating system which uses AI for our buildings thanks to the cooperation with a number of smaller and larger companies. We do not keep these technologies to ourselves - we share them with our partners and tenants, and help to implement them.