Stake, Pragmatic Play and Servers.com by Nexcess were announced as new partners of Tech Race Summit 2026, a technology event supported by SOFTSWISS that will be held on September 10, in Warsaw, Poland. released by the company on Thursday (20).
The gathering will bring together iGaming professionals and specialists from other technology segments to discuss engineering, infrastructure, artificial intelligence, real-time data processing and high-load systems.
The three companies represent different areas of the industry. The Stake participates from the operators' perspective, while the Pragmatic Play represents market suppliers. The Servers.com by Nexcess adds experience in technological infrastructure.
More than 40 speakers will participate in the event
The Tech Race Summit will have more than 40 speakers, with representatives from companies such as AWS, Google, Oracle, Gcore and Cloudflare scheduled in the program. Professionals from Fast Track AI, EvenBet Gaming, BGaming and other companies linked to iGaming will also participate.
One of the panels will be dedicated to entertainment and gamification technologies, with specialists from Hub88, TrueLabel, The Playa and SOFTSWISS.
The goal is to bring together teams that face similar technical problems in different sectors. Among the topics are systems architecture, scalability, infrastructure, AI applications and processing of large volumes of real-time information.
Sergey Kastukevich, technology director at SOFTSWISS, said that several technological challenges found in iGaming also appear in other industries. According to him, the gathering will allow engineers to compare solutions developed in different environments and sector professionals to share experience in operating complex systems at scale.
Engineering gains dedicated space
The program will have a greater focus on technology and engineering than traditional industry gatherings focused on business development, regulation and market expansion.
Software architects, developers and infrastructure professionals will be able to compare architecture models, scaling strategies and experiences gained in operating systems under high demand.
Nick Dvas, director of operations and product at Nexcess, highlighted that technical teams can benefit from contact with professionals who face similar problems in real operating conditions.
According to the organization, the intention is to create a space for technical discussions that normally remain restricted to the internal teams of the companies themselves.
The in-person tickets are already sold out. Interested professionals will still be able to follow Tech Race Summit 2026 via live broadcast on September 10, with online access to the talks and discussions. Tickets for the broadcast are available on the official event website.
