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Creating the world’s fastest distributed database!

Welcome to startUP with Poland – the show where we take a deep dive into the Polish startup ecosystem.

This time Tessa McIver talks to Adam Szymański, founder of Oxla – the world’s fastest distributed database. Throughout his career, Adam has worked on a wide range of IT projects: computer games, mobile apps, server backends, deep learning frameworks, big data pipelines, machine learning systems, and in different types of organisations: from a sole trader, to a 20-person software company, to a 10,000-person global corporation.

Let’s find out how Adam’s journey led him to found Oxla, and what impact Oxla can have on the data-driven world.

Sylwia Ziemacka
Sylwia Ziemacka
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