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Bitget improves tokenized stock trading with network migration to BSC

Ptashka Drones launches serial 18-inch FPV drone for the military in Ukraine

Bitget announces the creation of a relief fund of over $1.5 million for families affected by the fire at the Wang Fuk Court Tower in Hong Kong

The Ministry of Digital Affairs and Kyivstar have chosen an AI model to train the national LLM

Rage as a traffic generator. The word of the year 2025 according to Oxford University Press is "rage-bait". What is it and how is it related to the toxicity of social media

Microsoft Ukraine CEO left the tech giant and headed a new company: details

Kitsmey told how AI adjusted hiring at SoftServe

ChatGPT may receive advertising: references to ad functions were found in the Android application code

Amazon and Google launch multi-cloud service to speed up connectivity — minutes instead of weeks

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine plans to create a network of robotic strongholds with combat modules

“Telegram users can expect new AI features built on 100% privacy.” Durov said his new Cocoon network is already live

A “washing machine for people” has been launched in Japan. How much does such a device cost and is it available to “mere mortals”?

“We do not plan to leave Ukraine or relocate.” The story of a Ukrainian who launched the EdTech startup JayJay in Indonesia and has already trained 8,000 students in digital professions

Even during a full-scale war, Ukrainian businesses should not stop, says Vitaliy Syomka, CEO of Anteniti and founder of the educational startup JayJay. While large companies are counting losses, his team has not only preserved its business, but also entered a new market, launched an EdTech platform in Indonesia, and attracted $1 million in investment from Jooble Venture Lab. dev.ua talked to Vitaliy about how he entered the new EdTech field for him, what challenges he faced in a country with a different culture, and why launching in Indonesia took much longer than it seemed at the start.

The General Staff announced the presence of new weapons against the KABs, but no one knows what it might be

An employee of the defense company Fire Point died during the attack on Vyshgorod.

"The biggest Black Friday fail of my career." The co-founder of online school IAMPM reported that the company's website is down. What is the reason?

Border guards detained a programmer from the IT company SpaceWhale who was planning to flee abroad. He admitted his guilt: what punishment did the court impose?

Beginners from AIT created a game-like application to prepare for technical interviews and tests with JS. How does A.R.I. work?

In Transcarpathia, border guards detained a programmer who allegedly planned to flee Ukraine. He says he was going to his girlfriend in a neighboring city. What did the court decide?

Nova Poshta will check branches with the help of AI: how it works and what effect it has

In the Carpathian region, border guards again detained a programmer who was planning to flee the border beyond the checkpoints. What did he do for this?

Netpeak Software IT worker Vadim Budnikov died in the war

Information apocalypse or Q-day — will quantum computers crack all the world's passwords?

Imagine: one day, all secret data — from government negotiations to bank keys — could become accessible. This hypothetical day has been called Q-Day. The day when passwords and all cryptographic algorithms will become vulnerable to quantum computing. And both hackers and governments are already actively preparing for it. GIGAGROUP experts, together with dev.ua, analyzed how real the «information apocalypse» is and whether quantum computing poses a threat to cybersecurity.