That's Life

We live in an era of amazing technological breakthroughs: artificial intelligence is changing the world, augmented reality is erasing boundaries, space is getting closer, and scientists are finding solutions to the most complex global problems — from climate change to pandemics. These revolutionary transformations are happening here and now, at arm’s length. However, for many talented women, this world of innovation remains out of reach. Systemic barriers and inequalities continue to keep them outside these exciting processes.

Voters in South Texas overwhelmingly approved the decision to create the city of Starbase around the SpaceX test site, which will be led by the company’s managers.

After the energy attacks on Ukraine in 2022, lifecell faced a critical challenge: to ensure communication in moments when there is no energy anywhere. The weakest link turned out to be the power batteries — they were decided to replace them. But not just replace, but build a system that can withstand blackouts, loads and… thieves.

The outage of the De Novo data center, which occurred on April 26, led to the unavailability of a number of important services on a national scale for several hours. Thanks to the coordinated work of the operator’s specialists, everything ended well and relatively quickly. But the incident left questions — and they are not about De Novo.

The IT market, which for years was the pride of the Ukrainian economy, is now losing ground. Exports of IT services in January 2025 fell to $489 million — minus $19 million compared to the same period in 2024. This is the worst start to the year since the start of the full-scale war.

Vadym Rogovsky, founder of Ukrainian startup 3DLOOK, which develops AI-based mobile scanning solutions for e-commerce companies, launched Rebel Capital holding. Which businesses in the US are they planning to buy and what earnings are they expecting?