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As CTO at SOFTSWISS, Sergey Kastukevich oversees the tech infrastructure powering the company's Casino, Sportsbook, and Game Aggregator solutions. He leads the company’s platforms through two significant industry transformations: the growing demand for configurable, performance-oriented systems and the increasing adoption of AI across the software development lifecycle. Sergey argues that the bottleneck has moved from how to build something to defining precisely what to build