SOFTSWISS, a global technology provider for the iGaming industry, has announced a media partnership with iGB and ICE to support its Tech Race Summit 2026 initiative.
The partnership is designed to establish a dedicated forum where engineering and technology professionals can discuss the systems powering modern digital businesses across the iGaming sector.
As iGaming platforms continue to evolve, operators increasingly face the same infrastructure challenges seen in other high-load industries around the world.
These challenges span cloud infrastructure, distributed systems, cybersecurity, observability, and AI adoption, yet the industry has had few dedicated engineering forums to address them.
The partnership between iGB, ICE, and Tech Race Summit aims to fill that gap by connecting technology leaders across multiple disciplines and organisations.
Confirmed participants include experts from AWS, Google, Oracle, Cloudflare, Fastly, Gcore, ScyllaDB, and several other leading technology companies.
Rather than product-focused presentations, the event programme is built around technical decision-making, real-world engineering experience, and the future of digital infrastructure at scale.
Margaret Dunn, portfolio director at WorldGaming, said: “Technology is becoming one of the defining forces in iGaming, yet dedicated engineering discussions have remained relatively rare.”
Dunn added: “As we will be focusing on this topic at ICE 2027, we are pleased to support Tech Race Summit as its media partner, and we believe these conversations will benefit the entire sector.”
Sergey Kastukevich, chief technology officer at SOFTSWISS, said: “The most valuable engineering ideas rarely come from working in isolation.”
Kastukevich went on to say that Tech Race Summit “brings together experts who solve similar technology challenges from different perspectives, creating an opportunity to exchange practical experience and better understand where cloud infrastructure, AI, and high-load systems are heading next.”
Tech Race Summit will take place on 10 September 2026 in Warsaw, drawing engineering leaders from global cloud providers, infrastructure companies, and high-load technology businesses.
Early bird tickets for the event are available until 31 July 2026 through the official Tech Race website.
