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Kyiv Region Police Expose Hackers Who Infected Notaries' Computers with Viruses and Changed Data in State Registries

28% of Ukrainians pay for online services — Rakuten Viber study. What do users pay for most often and how much do they spend on it?

"This is our "child" that we have been working on for 15 years. We didn't want to sell it for nothing," — Uklon co-founders about the $155.2 million deal with Kyivstar

The Dubidoc document management service has launched a new function for maintaining personnel documents

"Clients forget that we are at war, because for them it looks like business as usual. And this is the highest rating that our location can receive." A big interview with the head of Luxoft Ukraine Olena Samborska

Our conversation with Managing Director at Luxoft Ukraine Olena Samborska began a few months ago with an attempt to get a comment on why the Ukrainian office of the IT giant reduced the employer branding function, which included, among other things, PR and media communications. Ultimately, this function has now been transferred to the global level. One way or another, this did not prevent us from agreeing to an interview with Ms. Olena on a wide range of issues — the company’s performance and the Ukrainian IT market, the outflow of personnel abroad, cooperation with government agencies, reservations and veteran policy, the trend towards returning to offices and its (ir)relevance for Ukraine, as well as the prospects for Ukrainian IT in the context of global turbulence and on the verge of a global recession. All this and more — below.

Epicenter wanted to appeal the court decision using ChatGPT: did the company succeed?

Chinese social media users have turned the trade war into a meme war: Batman assembles equipment, while Trump and Vance sew caps

Google launches new unified security platform GUS to compete with Microsoft

Police shut down Telegram channels that were spreading fake, offensive content about schoolchildren and then extorting money

The White House believes that the appearance of The Atlantic editor in a closed Signal chat occurred through Siri

American startup Praxis is considering Ukraine as a place to build its first city, where residents will work on developing technologies in various industries

In May, co-founder and CEO of the American startup Praxis Dryden Brown will begin a tour of various cities around the world, including Kyiv, to choose a place to create the first city whose residents will work on developments in the fields of AI, biotechnology, energy, cryptocurrencies and advanced manufacturing. The startup is funded by Silicon Valley investors. For the city, he needs at least 40.5 km².

Google releases Android security update to combat hackers

Oleksandr Usyk became a business angel

Netpeak Group introduced the first service in Ukraine for self-launching advertising on Telegram: how Advio can help businesses

Ukrainians have started buying more electric cars. Among new cars, Chinese BYD and ZEEKR sports cars are leading. And what about Tesla?

A competition is starting in Ukraine, in which IT students can try their hand at unmanned technologies. The best teams will receive grants

UPD. Telegram suspected of collaborating with Russian authorities after removing opposition channel with large audience

Opendatabot presented the top 10 IT companies by revenue, which together earned UAH 56.48 billion in the year. The top three belong to American companies, of which GlobalLogic took first place.

Opendatabot has presented its traditional IT Leaders Index 2025, which was led for the first time by GlobalLogic Ukraine. The revenue of the top 10 IT companies grew by only 1% over the year and amounted to UAH 56.48 billion. Newcomers appeared on the list, and in total, 7 out of 10 companies in the Index are in the Diia.City registry.

Germany finances Eutelsat satellite internet in Ukraine — Reuters

“The layoffs and other cost reductions saved us $7 million a year.” CEO MacPaw spoke about projects that didn’t meet the company’s expectations, which led to the layoffs

IT company MacPaw launched projects and invested in them for a year, but they didn’t pay off. Also, some external projects that the company expected to deliver financial results didn’t materialize. As a result, there was a cash flow gap, which led to the layoff of 20% of the team.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs launched Digital State UA, a platform representing Ukraine's digital ecosystem at the global level

Bill Gates releases source code for Altair BASIC, the "coolest" thing he's ever written

WIX уперше проведе оплачуване стажування для дизайнерів у Києві. Як узяти участь у програмі, яка дає нові можливості початківцям, зокрема приєднатися до команди компанії

DOU and Djinni report new IT market records in March: demand for experienced IT professionals exceeded pre-war levels, hiring increased by $7,000, and the need for AI/ML specialists

DOU and Djinni have released new data on the Ukrainian IT market for March, noting some record numbers. Both sites report an increase in the number of vacancies.

Apple to be hit by Trump's tariffs on Taiwan, Vietnam, and China. It will cost the company billions of dollars

The tariff war unleashed by Donald Trump affects about 60 countries around the world, including Ukraine, and even a deserted island with penguins. It has also reached the countries where Apple manufactures and supplies components for its iPhone, iPad and Mac. The company’s shares have already fallen by 7%.