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Our position on the Exploratory Consultation on the future of the electronic communications sector and its infrastructure.

Is the space business reserved for giants like Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk? It turns out that no - also, in Poland, we have more and more startups proposing innovations in space technologies.

The last report this year prepared by Startup Poland Foundation is the annual "Polish Startups 2021" study. It is the result of several months of research, surveys filled in by startups from our country and a series of conversations with investment funds and market experts.

This year's third report by the Startup Poland Foundation is devoted entirely to the edtech industry. "Do Polish edtech companies have a chance to change the face of global education?" This and other questions were tried to be answered by our experts: teachers, educators, propagators of knowledge and science and, of course, startups.

"Green" transformation is a topic that has been at the top of the agenda of both Polish and European discussions for several years. The energy crisis caused by Russia's war has highlighted that we still have a lot to do. Could start-ups be the answer to the challenges in energy?

This year's World Cup is already being hailed as historic by virtue of its timing (the first time it is being held in November and December) and location (it is the first time a World Cup has been played in the Middle East). It may also be the most innovative - this is where semi-automatic offside technology will be used on a large scale for the first time. The days when VAR was considered a debatable novelty are behind us - innovation is entering the sport on various levels. How are they changing sport?

Are we facing the end of open, free web access? The idea that so-called big techies, whose businesses rely entirely on the internet, should pay for access to it, is being explored in Brussels. However, everyone using this infrastructure - both smaller business users and ordinary internet users - could be subject to charges.

150 people came to discuss with us in Wrocław. On the occasion of startupWROmeetup vol. 2, we talked about the opportunities for startups from Poland to enter foreign markets. And about what can go wrong during expansion.