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"Army+" opened a course on the basics of electronic warfare for tactical work at the front

Zelensky commented on Internet restrictions in the Russian Federation: "They may soon switch to paper mail, telegraph and horses"

What's up with the internet in Russia? When will it "go away"? Let me tell you what I learned

I am sure that many of our readers have paid attention to the latest news about the state of affairs with the global network in the Russian Federation. This news has flown and continues to flow into our information space unsystematically and remains largely unnoticed. In principle, and rightly so. We have enough of our own problems, and we don’t really want to be interested in: «What about the Russians?»

Ukrainian Ratel Robotics launches its own line of drones for strike and reconnaissance missions

Ukrainian defense-tech startup Teletactica received a grant from the Estonian Ministry of Defense

Ukrainian voice AI platform MaiCall raises €25,000 in funding

Anthropic releases OpenClaw competitor — Claude Code Channels. Now you can manage code directly through Telegram and Discord

The 7th Corps of the Russian Armed Forces began testing exoskeletons for artillerymen in combat conditions

USF operators destroyed a Russian Ka-52 helicopter in flight with a fiber-optic FPV drone. Video

You won't fit into your IT budget this year.

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You won't fit into your IT budget this year.

Unfortunately, this is not clickbait, but a fact. Businesses should soberly assess the situation: over the past month, the cost of contracting servers and related equipment has increased several times, and this trend will continue — most likely for at least another two years. Purchasing new hardware becomes a challenge for the company. And the issue is not only about price and terms: there is a risk that you simply won’t get the quota and will be left without the opportunity to upgrade or expand your existing equipment. What exactly is happening and why?

Jeff Bezos' space company Blue Origin has applied to launch 51,600 satellites for data centers

The Ministry of Digital Affairs announced the launch of eFood: the services of the State Service for Food and Consumer Protection will be transferred online

Investment and Construction Congress: Cities and the Real Estate Market

Ukraine has created an “antivirus” for fonts — “Font Cutter.” It detects Russian fonts and suggests replacements

Google will make it harder to install apps from unknown sources on Android and will introduce a new check

AI tokens are becoming part of the reward in IT — a new trend in Silicon Valley

Ukrainian Armolab presented the heavy Mamont NRC

The Ministry of Finance has published a new tax bill: what changes apply to individual entrepreneurs

Sailor gave away French aircraft carrier's movements by posting his runs on Strava

Ukrainian Twist Robotics presented the "Obriy Antishahid" simulator for training interceptor drones

Cashback on fuel has started in Ukraine today: when will the money arrive on the card?

Russia began to restrict the operation of Telegram in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine

Staff shortage — 31.5% of IT companies consider this an obstacle to business development

"I write code wherever I want, whenever I have free time. It's kind of my way of escaping from reality." Ukrainian soldier creates meme app to animate chats. How Memessage works

Ukrainian military and former system administrator Oleksiy Halkovich created the Memessage application—a tool that allows you to animate correspondence and turn it into a video with the most realistic chat behavior possible. The development became a way for him to «escape from reality» during his service — and at the same time grew into a full-fledged product. We tell you how humor helps keep your mind sharp and who Memessage can be useful to.