Contrary to common belief, the global fintech market can be conquered from Hungary too. While global B2C brands like Revolut didn’t originate here, many international banks, neobanks, and fintech companies rely on world-class Hungarian developments – and these solutions are increasingly available to local financial institutions as well.
Hungarian company CryptoSoft Kft. has been named winner of the Web3 category at this year’s Europe Fintech Awards, a prestigious international event recognizing Europe’s most innovative and impactful fintech players. The award ceremony took place in London and attracted hundreds of entries from across the continent.
Fujitsu’s European subsidiary has changed its name: from now on, it will operate as Fsas Technologies. But what does the rebranding signify? What’s changing, and
In a groundbreaking demonstration, Hungary has unveiled its first multi-node quantum key distribution (QKD) network, achieved through an exceptional collaboration between academic and industry experts. Researchers from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Magyar Telekom, AdvaNet Hungary Kft., and Netvisor Zrt. successfully created the country’s first quantum communication test network, complete with a comprehensive key management system.
We have gained something, but also lost something — the DÁP app has introduced electronic signing capabilities, while the simple e-signature service offered by AVDH
Starting in May, András Sebők, formerly a partner at McKinsey, will assume the role of Chief Digital Officer (CDO) at OTP Bank. The appointment follows the promotion of Péter Csányi to CEO of OTP Bank, leaving the CDO position vacant. According to the official announcement by OTP Bank, András Sebők will be responsible for leading the bank’s digital initiatives and driving technological transformation across its operations.
A decade after the last major network development initiative, Hungary is once again launching a significant wired infrastructure program. The „Gigabit Hungary Program” aims to
Unprecedented changes are expected in the SAP market over the next few years. The transition to the new S4/HANA version, combined with the spread of cloud architectures and digitalization, is disrupting the balance of power and opening new opportunities for those who can navigate the stormy waters. Techwave, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, is preparing for these changes. A quarter of a century ago, it introduced something new to the market with its hosted SAP solutions. We spoke with Dr. Attila Molnár, Techwave’s newly appointed managing director, about past achievements, present challenges and future opportunities.
Last year, the IEEE 802.11be standard—more widely known as Wi-Fi 7—was officially adopted. This new wireless networking technology delivers performance comparable to 5G mobile networks in many ways—but can it truly replace 5G indoors?
From mid-January, financial sector participants must fully comply with the EU regulation known as DORA. However, the final deadline does not mean that affected institutions can now relax.
Contrary to common belief, the global fintech market can be conquered from Hungary too. While global B2C brands like Revolut didn’t originate here, many international banks, neobanks, and fintech companies rely on world-class Hungarian developments – and these solutions are increasingly available to local financial institutions as well.
Hungarian company CryptoSoft Kft. has been named winner of the Web3 category at this year’s Europe Fintech Awards, a prestigious international event recognizing Europe’s most innovative and impactful fintech players. The award ceremony took place in London and attracted hundreds of entries from across the continent.
Fujitsu’s European subsidiary has changed its name: from now on, it will operate as Fsas Technologies. But what does the rebranding signify? What’s changing, and
In a groundbreaking demonstration, Hungary has unveiled its first multi-node quantum key distribution (QKD) network, achieved through an exceptional collaboration between academic and industry experts. Researchers from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), Magyar Telekom, AdvaNet Hungary Kft., and Netvisor Zrt. successfully created the country’s first quantum communication test network, complete with a comprehensive key management system.
We have gained something, but also lost something — the DÁP app has introduced electronic signing capabilities, while the simple e-signature service offered by AVDH
Starting in May, András Sebők, formerly a partner at McKinsey, will assume the role of Chief Digital Officer (CDO) at OTP Bank. The appointment follows the promotion of Péter Csányi to CEO of OTP Bank, leaving the CDO position vacant. According to the official announcement by OTP Bank, András Sebők will be responsible for leading the bank’s digital initiatives and driving technological transformation across its operations.
A decade after the last major network development initiative, Hungary is once again launching a significant wired infrastructure program. The „Gigabit Hungary Program” aims to
Unprecedented changes are expected in the SAP market over the next few years. The transition to the new S4/HANA version, combined with the spread of cloud architectures and digitalization, is disrupting the balance of power and opening new opportunities for those who can navigate the stormy waters. Techwave, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, is preparing for these changes. A quarter of a century ago, it introduced something new to the market with its hosted SAP solutions. We spoke with Dr. Attila Molnár, Techwave’s newly appointed managing director, about past achievements, present challenges and future opportunities.
Last year, the IEEE 802.11be standard—more widely known as Wi-Fi 7—was officially adopted. This new wireless networking technology delivers performance comparable to 5G mobile networks in many ways—but can it truly replace 5G indoors?
From mid-January, financial sector participants must fully comply with the EU regulation known as DORA. However, the final deadline does not mean that affected institutions can now relax.
