Hipther said its Mare Balticum Gaming and Tech Summit was filled with “meaningful insight, future-facing dialogue and high-impact learning.”
Highlights of the May 27-28 event at the Hilton Garden Inn Vilnius City Centre in Vilnius, Lithuania, included the Compliance and Operations Lab and the TechXperience Stage.
Here, C-level executives were among the delegates discussing topics such as the role of artificial intelligence in igaming and understanding decentralised platforms.
Elsewhere, the Hipther Academy Workshops was a brand-new initiative that gave digital diplomas to visitors who completed courses on areas such as cryptocurrency and RegTech.
This year’s edition was the final Mare Balticum Gaming and Tech Summit in Vilnius after seven years of events.
The company said it is now planning something “more local, more focused” and “more connected” for 2026.
