Cyberspace Defence Forces (CDF) will work in partnership with Google in tackling cyber threats, Poland's defence minister said after talks with the internet giant's deputy CEO.
As part of a global ranking of most visited locations, the software giant released the data to coincide with its launch 15 years ago.
Poland's prime minister has said that at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, he held meetings with the CEOs of major tech companies, thanks to which the latest technology and new investments will come to Poland.
Internet giant Google will invest about USD 700 million in the purchase of the Warsaw Hub office complex, the company announced on Monday.
The prime ministers of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have sent an open letter to the heads of the world's biggest social media companies calling on them to block the official accounts of Russian and Belarusian government institutions.
Data accumulated by Polish internet users were worth over PLN 6 billion (EUR 1.3 billion) to Google and Facebook in 2020, the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) has estimated.
In this special end-of-year edition of The Debrief, John Beauchamp is joined by Jarosław Juszkiewicz, a broadcaster, YouTuber, astronomer, and perhaps best known for being the Polish voice of Google Maps.
Internet giant Google is launching Europe's largest Google cloud technology development centre in the Polish capital, Google Polska's CEO has announced.
The theme park in Zator, southern Poland, was ranked number 8, ahead of Milan Cathedral and Camp Nou football stadium in Barcelona in 9th and 10th position and just behind the Almalfi Coast in Italy on 7th.
The report by Google and Dealroom found that Poland had the largest number of companies classified as unicorns, a term meaning that a start-up has risen in value to over $1 billion, with 10 companies. Estonia had six, with Czechia and Ukraine both having four and the rest of the region having a total of 10 unicorns.
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