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"When a country is at war on a full scale and at the same time remains a world leader in digital services, this is not achieved through magic." Diia explained why they are introducing paid services for businesses

Techno Izhak invested $30,000 in rebranding. What exactly is planned to be done and how quickly?

Putin is going to "crush" Microsoft and Zoom and demands "domestic software solutions"

“We don’t ‘make dumplings’ — our work doesn’t require physical presence or micromanagement.” Do Ukrainian IT employers require IT professionals to return to the office?

Ukrainian IT professionals often refuse to cooperate with companies that require full presence in the office or a hybrid work format. It is understandable — during the war and Covid, the habit of working from home, without wasting time on the road, has become a familiar part of life. And today’s sleepless attacks due to enemy attacks and the possibility of being forcibly conscripted into the army at any moment while traveling to work do not contribute to specialists returning to the offices. Meanwhile, international tech giants have long been restoring the practice of working from offices, and those who do not agree to work away from home are simply fired. dev.ua asked top Ukrainian IT employers whether they require the presence of specialists in the office and in what format they currently offer cooperation to new employees.

“Be sure to withdraw all funds by June 30. Access may be limited after this date.” Why crypto startup Weld Money is shutting down

Zelensky wants more interceptor drones and separate funding for Ukraine's ballistic program: details of the bid

DJI may release three new drones in the coming months

Meta's Chief Artificial Intelligence Scientist Names Four Characteristics of a Smart Being That AI Lacks

Europol arrests 270 people in global operation against darknet criminals

Shaheds with Ukrainian 4G cards on board fly to us even without GPS and are guided by Telegram bots. Did The Economist write the truth?

Russian shaheeds are using Ukrainian mobile operator networks and Telegram bots to command and control flights over Ukraine. The scheme seems as simple as a door, and the question arises whether it is really possible.