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Ubisoft closes Finnish studio RedLynx and lays off hundreds of employees in Singapore and Germany

Anthropic's revenue grew to $16.8 billion in the quarter before its IPO: the startup reports profitability, but analysts warn

He made websites at 14, worked as a programmer at 16, and founded a startup in the US at 19. How a guy from Lviv region pursued his "American dream" in IT and what came of it

Can you imagine a guy who, at 14, independently creates websites for a small local business in the Lviv region, at 16, works as a programmer in the Czech Republic, and at 19, already has his own successful startup in the USA and is a judge at the HackHarvard hackathon at Harvard University? Can you imagine? And now you can meet him — this is Yuriy Tovarnytsky, who managed to go from the first laptop given to him by his parents to a successful startuper and programmer in just six young years. However, it took him a lot of effort to do this.

Figma introduces new tools for artificial intelligence

"Technological Forces of Ukraine" call on the Cabinet of Ministers to return 100% of the reservation of defense enterprises by October 18

A Ukrainian developer has created a convenient viewer for IES and EULUMDAT files. How can LumaScope make the work of lighting professionals easier?

Musk said he does not control Starshield speed limits for Ukraine. The decision is made by the US

Fedorov said that Starlink is again operating at speeds of up to 160 km/h. Ukraine will seek the abolition of Starshield restrictions

Netflix lays off 1,000 employees as growth slows and stock falls

SBU detained a Russian agent for attempting to activate 148 Starlink terminals

A Ukrainian created an application for controlling a home first aid kit and taking medications. How Ladivis works

Epic Games has "vibe coded" a new launcher that works faster than Steam

Two masked men set fire to 11 Starlink antennas in Bulgaria. MP accuses security services of inaction

Residents of "Diya.City" paid almost 44 billion UAH in taxes for the first three quarters of 2026

Blogger took AI assistant to interview with AI recruiter. The recruiter fabricated his experience, understated his salary, and couldn't stop saying goodbye

Hackers threaten victims' families and send suspicious packages. 41% of cyberattack victims surveyed have faced intimidation

The AI test generator in the "Mriya" application will be launched in 500 more schools

OpenAI and Anthropic tried to control what independent researchers could say about the dangers of their AI — Reuters

Aitivets created a "Tracker of Trackers", which includes over 7,000 applications from the Ukrainian App Store. 72% of new trackers have no ratings

"You're playing politics again": Poland reprimands Musk over Starlink restrictions for Ukraine

Over 400 scientists have called for powerful AI models to be disconnected from the internet. What are they afraid of and what do they propose?

Google launches Gemini 4 Argon, a new AI model for complex codebases

Jumping off Elon Musk's needle. How the world is challenging the Starlink monopoly and where does Ukraine fit into this race?

Low Earth orbit is experiencing an unprecedented boom: by the end of the decade, the number of satellites could reach 100,000. While the International Telecommunication Union tries to curb this chaos with strict quotas, a new hidden race is unfolding in space. China is building its own orbital empire, and Europe is investing billions in sovereign secure communication networks to break the Starlink monopoly. Against the backdrop of this orbital redistribution, Ukraine is quietly but confidently building its own "plan B." The government is gradually opening the space market on the NASA model, allowing private Ukrainian companies to create their own networks for reconnaissance and command of troops. How is the world preparing for life in an overpopulated orbit and what role will Ukrainian private space play in this new coordinate system?