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According to the report “The cloud computing market in Poland 2021”, the value of the cloud computing market was growing in Poland in 2021 at a rate of more than 30% (year on year). What’s the future of the industry? Sylwia Ziemacka, Managing Director at Poland Weekly talks to Christian Wencel, Head Eastern Europe at Snowflake.
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