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Scientists have developed a bionic hand that "understands" what it touches

Head of the Army Procurement Agency "State Operator of the Rear" Zhumadilov appointed Director of the Public Procurement Agency at the Ministry of Defense

The creator of the C++ programming language called for protecting the language from extinction. What threatens it

Ukrainians have launched the Ricky Food app, which will help save over 50% on food, and businesses reduce food waste. What features will the startup have to compete with monobank's "secret boxes"?

Ukrainian developer Ruslan Naryzhny spent two years creating the Ricky Food app, which lets you order products at a discount, saving them from being thrown away. In the process of releasing their startup, which could cost $100,000, the team learns about monobank’s new initiative, “Secret Boxes.” We tell the story of Ricky Food, which will have to compete with mono. Spoiler: the app can offer its users a lot of useful things besides boxes.

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The world's first smartphone for cats (and dogs) was presented at MWC 2025. How animals will be able to call a person

Startup Colossal Biosciences has shown its first successes on the way to returning mammoths to the Arctic — surprisingly hairy mice

Google expands AI Overviews to a wider audience and introduces experimental AI Mode in search. They promise “faster and better” answers

Innovation and Scaling in IT: New Technological Opportunities

The modern technological landscape is changing rapidly, opening up new perspectives for software development. Blockchain, DeFi, artificial intelligence (AI), and SaaS are becoming key drivers of change in the digital economy. Those who skillfully combine expertise, strategic vision, and management skills will not only adapt to change, but also shape the future of IT.

OpenAI to sell specialized AI agents for up to $20,000. They will help with software development and scientific research

Everstake organized Aptos Kyiv Meetup and opens new opportunities for Web3 enthusiasts

“We need to end the war. We know what to do next.” A big interview with the Vice President of Global Branding at Avenga about juniors, military IT and women in IT

Marta Romanyak has been Vice President of Global Branding at Avenga since the beginning of 2023. Prior to that, she headed Avenga’s Ukrainian office since 2019. In addition, she is an ambassador for the IT Ukraine association, and at one time was included in the top 25 women in Ukrainian IT according to Forbes. In an interview with dev.ua, the top manager shared her thoughts on what can return Ukrainian IT to a position before a full-scale invasion, what indicators Avenga and the entire sector expect in 2025, how IT education has changed recently and what prospects the juniors have in the market today, what «buns» the company offers for its specialists and whether it supports mobilized employees, as well as about the risks of wartime and how to overcome them.

Cyber expert confirms that the US provided support to Ukraine in cyberspace. What could happen if they refuse to plan cyber operations against Russia?

An experienced product developer talked about a new type of Telegram scam he encountered. Why it's not a crime and what crypto has to do with it

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The capitalization of the European satellite company Eutelsat has grown 7 times in 5 days. Is it really capable of replacing Starlink for us? Let's figure it out

In the morning news, we learned that amid talk of a possible Starlink shutdown in Ukraine and the search for alternatives, shares of the European satellite group Eutelsat have more than tripled.

Since 2014, the number of IT companies in Ukraine has increased by over 40%: how IT specialists' salaries have changed over 10 years

Over 10 years, the number of IT companies has grown to 7,977 — this is the figure as of 2024. For comparison, in 2014 there were 5,633, and the largest number was in 2021.

600 parcels worth UAH 1 million were burned as a result of shelling of a Nova Poshta branch in Odesa on March 4. The company's co-founder promises to compensate all customers for lost shipments

"People, love your resumes like a cat loves its balls. A LinkedIn page is not an option, it's a must-have." A developer who briefly went into recruiting to fill his team spoke about his hiring experience and the situation on the labor market.

CIA confirms US is halting intelligence sharing with Ukraine

Apple announces MacBook Air with M4 chip, which is 23 times faster than the "fastest MacBook with Intel processor"

Trustee Plus has introduced an updated crypto wallet with a built-in payment card. Trustee Plus online presentation

On March 5, Trustee Plus presented an updated crypto wallet with a built-in payment card. The dev.ua editorial team is following this event and is conducting a live text broadcast.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak criticized Trump and Musk for the US's attitude towards Ukraine, as well as DOGE for its approach to government layoffs

UPD. Australian startup unveils world's first commercial biological computer powered by brain cells

"We highlighted vulnerable points." How Americans helped Ukrainians destroy Russian cyber targets

Indeed has seen a threefold decrease in vacancies for software engineers: AI is one of the reasons

The number of job openings for software engineers on Indeed has dropped by more than a third compared to five years ago. Artificial intelligence is certainly one reason. The same technology that can make programmers more productive seems to be reducing the demand for hiring. At the same time, the demand for skilled technical workers is expected to increase significantly by 2033.