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The Ministry of Economy and the State Archives are training AI to recognize "doctors' handwriting"

Ukrainian headed BlaBlaCar's Central and Eastern Europe branch

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"Earnings on comments" - how scammers lured a Carpathian woman out of 13,000 hryvnias via Telegram

Quantum Systems is developing three versions of the Sparta drone for the Ukrainian military

Defense technology developer BUREVII launches communications academy for the military

Russia launched the first batch of internet satellites to create its own network, like Starlink

Revolut reports record profits in 2025 and 30% audience growth

MacPaw held a two-week AI sprint and received over 200 solutions for workflow automation

Ukrainian VR technology VRNOW for the treatment of phantom pain received a patent in Germany

Anthropic adds the ability to open files and work in the user's browser to Claude Code and Cowork

The American-Ukrainian Reconstruction Fund will finance Lviv defense-tech startup Sine Engineering

Apple Maps may feature ads

Промпт не вивезе: чому англійська залишається базою професійного стека в епоху ШІ

GUR discovered 62 foreign components in the Lancet and Scalpel drones

Amazon data centers in Bahrain hit again by Iranian drone attacks

"Most electronic warfare devices are "dumb" boxes with an "on/off" button." Interview with an IT professional who developed applications for Nova Poshta and Epicenter and is now building Smart Electronic Warfare Devices "Pugach" after a career at Genesis and Headway.

He created mobile applications for Nova Poshta and Epicenter, built a career at Genesis and Headway, but a full-scale war changed priorities. Today, Viktor Pavluchinsky, together with his team, is developing Pugach, an intelligent electronic warfare system. In an interview with dev.ua, Viktor tells why Smart-EW is about mathematics, not about a soldering iron, how to automate the "friend-or-foe" system, and why high-quality Ukrainian components are better than cheap Chinese imports.

OpenAI named dependence on Microsoft as the main risk before going public

The Armed Forces of Ukraine received high-speed JEDI Shahed Hunter interceptor drones

"The coercive mechanism will undermine the trust of millions of users". Bornyakov assured that summonses to Diia are still not planned

Quantum Systems invested in Ukrainian STRILA interceptor drones

"Diia" is testing a new service for Defenders - a one-time cash assistance

American YouTuber Creates Offline Server with Project N.O.M.A.D. Digital Knowledge Archive in Case of Apocalypse

The AI platform for creating Base44 applications has appeared in ChatGPT: now it is enough to describe your idea in the chatbot dialog

All military personnel will be banned from gambling, even those who do not have a gambling addiction. This will work through interaction with the currently non-existent military registry.

In Ternopil region, a man tried to cheat on a traffic ticket using a T-shirt with a 4G module and a button-type video camera

Nova Poshta wants to buy a bank under NovaPay. Do you know which one?

UPD. The owner of OnlyFans has died: what is known about the mysterious Ukrainian-American businessman from Odessa

On March 20, 2026, OnlyFans founder Leonid Radvinsky died after a long battle with cancer. His death was announced later as his family requested privacy during this difficult time. Radvinsky was a major donor to a cancer research program. He wanted to join the Giving Pledge, an initiative in which members, including Bill Gates and Warren Buffett, promise to give away a majority of their wealth to charity. Despite the format of the adult content platform he owned, the Ukrainian-American businessman kept his personal life a secret and very rarely gave interviews. We have collected the most interesting facts about him.

Ukrainian operators controlled the Vampire drone in the Kupyansk direction from a distance of 1,100 km

Ukrainian-American owner of OnlyFans dies at age 43

ROBONEERS announced a new development - the multifunctional transforming drone BULLDOG

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