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"I think they will rise in price better than gold." Horokhovsky auctioned off Usyk's autographed shorts — bids have already exceeded UAH 150,000

Council may decriminalize OnlyFans as early as next week

The Ministry of Economy raises the salary threshold for reservations: the minimum is almost 26,000 UAH, and changes the quantitative quota and criticality criteria

Trump Mobile appears to have already leaked users' personal data through a trivial security hole

SEO Team Lead of BUKI company Oleksandr Zakhoda is developing a game about an SEO student from the KPI dormitory

$131 million for Cybertruck and $4 million for Musk's security, colonies on Mars and warnings about Grok: strange details in SpaceX's presentation to investors

Hackers attack Ukrainian government agencies with fake Prometheus certificates

Philips introduces a two-sided monitor: the perfect solution for presentations, collaboration and saving desk space

The official ball of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has a wireless charging function. Why is it needed?

“Most of the savings from these changes will go directly to the people who stay.” American IT company laid off 22% of staff to pay the rest millions in salaries

Riot Games' Vanguard anti-cheat has begun turning cheaters' hardware into expensive paperweights

EdEra launches free math app "BigMath." Targeting kids who grew up with constant dopamine from screens

SpaceX plans to provide gigabit Starlink internet anywhere on the Moon for astronauts and rovers

Without fanfare or even an official announcement: Meta quietly launched a new Reddit-like Forum app. Requires Facebook to log in

A single identifier has been launched in Ukraine across the networks of all national mobile operators

The sensation did not happen. The premiere of the first full-length AI cartoon Critterz in Cannes was canceled due to OpenAI shutting down the Sora tool

Strategic Mind developers are creating a new turn-based tactics game about combat robots, Steel Core. It will be published by Ukrainian publisher Palaye

AI agents who want to destroy us: the only scenario under which the world will survive in the AGI era

OpenClaw has arrived. Millions of people have downloaded it, played with it, been blown away by how this crap eats up corporate money for tokens, whined in Telegram channels… and now what to do with it? What is the real use case for this agent revolution?

IT agents who spied for the FSB were detained in Kyiv and Odessa

The final text of the crypto law is ready: Binance said whether licensing is possible in Ukraine this year

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The first AI assistant based on domestic language models was launched in Ukraine Lapathoniia Chat

Nova Post has launched its own courier delivery in five regions of the Czech Republic - parcels can be picked up in 1–2 hours

Turning off Russian Starlink terminals helped Ukraine free 400 km² — Pentagon

A million a year is not the ceiling. How much do top AI engineers cost and why everyone is competing for them

Imagine a job market where there are several hundred candidates all over the planet, and buyers are dozens of companies with unlimited budgets. This is roughly what hiring in frontier AI looks like now. Euronews has collected five names that Meta, Google, OpenAI and everyone else are hunting for. We tell you the most interesting.

$16.5 million for Pikachu. Why people are trading supercars for trading cards and how a childhood hobby turned into a multi-million dollar investment

Hiding in a supermarket overnight for new boosters or trading your Audi R8 for a cardboard collection sounds crazy. But it's the reality of the modern trading card market. Today, they sell for millions, provoke robberies around the world and create a crazy shortage. From auction records to bidding wars on OLX for STALKER 2 cards - we explore the phenomenon of the most unexpected investment of the decade.