Why have global giants suddenly started taking their data from America back to Europe, while Ukrainian companies are moving servers underground? We visited Anton Khvastunov (co-founder of the largest Ukrainian cloud GigaCloud) to find out what’s happening with clouds, why hardware prices have skyrocketed, and when a Ukrainian replacement for 1 °C will finally appear.

In Threads, a mobilized IT guy with the nickname oncceuponatime_dude keeps a diary about how he ended up in the army. We’ve already told you about his experience from «gentle busification» and a night in the CCK barracks to his first day in the battalion . In the second part of the AIT man’s confessions and discoveries, he talked about the BZVP, «NATO shots on the lips,» and «playing stormtroopers.» In the third part of the diary, the AIT member shared his thoughts on why those who were converted to the military did not flee the army, how different the conditions of service are in the staff and infantry, and weapons in the blanket. The fourth part of his observations — about intimidation in the army and the redeployment of the unit — is not without surprises . Today we are publishing the fifth part of the frankness — about intimidation in the army, losses, and life in a front-line city.

«I was extremely high, because everyone on the field played with us. Everyone had the opportunity to feel what they could do. I scored my first goal and was happy like a child,» says veteran Taras Kovalyk, who took part in the second wheelchair basketball competition among veterans.

38-year-old Dmytro, an unmanned aerial vehicle operator of the 128th separate heavy mechanized brigade «Wild Field», has been at the front since 2024. Before his service, he worked as an IT specialist and bartender.

Changing jobs no longer means earning more. Research shows who still gets a significant salary increase when moving to another company