The iGaming industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace, with operators expanding into new markets while adapting to changing regulations. As businesses grow, cloud infrastructure, compliance, and security have become more important than ever.
During SBC Summit Malta 2026, Jeremy Castillo, Head of Sales at Affnook, spoke with Zofia Miedzik, Business Development Director at Tameshi, for a special episode of NookTalks. The conversation explored how Tameshi supports businesses operating in highly regulated industries and why compliance should be viewed as a business enabler rather than a challenge.
Meet Zofia Miedzik and Tameshi
At the beginning of the discussion, Zofia introduced herself and explained her role at Tameshi as a Business Development Director. She shared that Tameshi is an AWS Partner that helps companies migrate and manage their cloud infrastructure.
What makes the company different is its strong focus on highly regulated industries. Rather than simply helping businesses move to the cloud, Tameshi works closely with organizations that must meet strict compliance and security requirements.
Their expertise extends across sectors such as finance, banking, and iGaming, where regulatory standards continue to become more demanding.
Supporting Businesses in Highly Regulated Markets
One of the main topics of discussion was the increasing importance of compliance in regulated industries.
Zofia explained that Tameshi specializes in helping companies operating in environments where meeting regulatory requirements is a critical part of daily business. Instead of leaving customers to manage these complex obligations on their own, Tameshi supports them throughout the process, ensuring that compliance and cloud infrastructure work together.
For businesses in industries like iGaming, this kind of support allows teams to focus on growing their operations while knowing that important compliance requirements are being properly addressed.
Working with Operators Around the World
Jeremy also asked an interesting question about regulation in different markets.
He pointed out that while many operators focus on European licenses, others work under jurisdictions outside Europe. He wanted to know whether Tameshi only supports European operators or businesses in other regions as well.
Zofia explained that although Tameshi’s primary customer base is in Europe, the company is not limited to one region. Thanks to AWS’s global infrastructure and support capabilities, they can work with clients from around the world.
This flexibility allows Tameshi to help businesses regardless of where they operate, making their services valuable for organizations looking to expand internationally.
First Visit to Malta
The conversation also touched on Zofia’s experience at SBC Summit Malta.
She shared that it was her first visit to Malta and described the experience as a very positive one. She mentioned that she enjoyed both the event and the destination so much that she was already planning to return for future industry gatherings.
Jeremy welcomed her to Malta, joking that with multiple upcoming visits, she would soon become a local.
Their light-hearted conversation reflected the welcoming atmosphere that often makes industry events more than just business meetings—they also become opportunities to build lasting professional relationships.
Looking Ahead to SBC Summit Lisbon
Speaking about upcoming events, Zofia explained that while SBC Summit Malta offered valuable networking opportunities, she expected the next major event in Lisbon to be even larger.
She shared that Tameshi would also be attending SBC Summit Lisbon, with plans to have its own exhibition stand. She invited attendees to visit the team during the event and learn more about how Tameshi helps organizations manage cloud infrastructure and regulatory requirements.
Industry events like SBC Summit continue to provide companies with opportunities to meet partners, connect with potential customers, and stay updated on the latest market trends.
Why Cloud Compliance Matters More Than Ever
As the conversation highlighted, cloud migration is no longer simply about moving applications from one environment to another.
Businesses today must also consider security, governance, regulatory compliance, and operational reliability. These factors become even more important for industries like iGaming, where operators work across multiple jurisdictions and must satisfy different regulatory expectations.
Organizations need cloud solutions that are not only scalable but also designed to support compliance from the beginning. Working with experienced cloud partners can simplify this process and reduce the operational burden on internal teams.
Building Relationships Through Industry Events
Beyond technology, one of the strongest messages from the discussion was the importance of industry events in building relationships.
Conferences such as SBC Summit Malta bring together technology providers, operators, affiliates, and service companies under one roof. These conversations help businesses understand new challenges, exchange ideas, and explore future collaborations.
For companies like Tameshi, these events offer an opportunity to showcase their expertise while learning directly from the businesses they serve.
Final Thoughts
Jeremy Castillo’s conversation with Zofia Miedzik offered useful insights into the growing role of cloud infrastructure and compliance in today’s iGaming industry.
As regulations continue to evolve and businesses expand into new markets, organizations increasingly need partners who understand both technology and regulatory requirements. Tameshi’s focus on supporting highly regulated industries through AWS-powered cloud solutions reflects this growing need.
The interview also showed that industry events like SBC Summit Malta are about much more than exhibitions. They create opportunities for meaningful conversations, knowledge sharing, and long-term partnerships that help move the industry forward.
With more events ahead, including SBC Summit Lisbon, it will be interesting to see how conversations around cloud technology, compliance, and digital transformation continue to shape the future of iGaming and other regulated industries.
