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Over the past three years since the start of the full-scale invasion, hundreds of new weapons have appeared in Ukraine, both provided by foreign partners and developed by Ukrainian inventors. In a case where a single shot from a certain weapon can cost as much as $30,000, and training a single soldier can cost up to $20,000, the ability to train using virtual simulators with dummies that mimic real weapons helps in this process. Logics7 is the company that develops such simulators. Almost on the verge of closure, with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, the company directed all its efforts to help our defenders, and in just one year, the second year of a full-scale war, the company’s revenues increased tenfold. The company’s founder, Igor Belov, told dev.ua how it was possible to achieve such results, what the company offers defenders today, and how Logics7's large-scale plans can help translate real war into the virtual world.

The programmer, together with the management of the communications company, implemented a scheme for pseudo-booking specialists by fictitiously employing them in the Kharkiv Regional Special Communications Center. The salaries of the hired specialists were appropriated by accomplices. The programmer is currently in a pre-trial detention center. We tell the details of the story.

American technology companies have received a «tariff cushion» from the Trump administration — but it seems to be doing more harm than good, writes The TechCrunch.

Despite the hype surrounding AI agents, neither the American Operator from OpenAI nor the Chinese Manus are yet available in Ukraine. However, other, even more powerful ones are available.

The largest Ukrainian cloud providers have invested over UAH 150 million in IT infrastructure for artificial intelligence. Most projects are deployed on NVIDIA hardware. In Ukraine, you can now rent the most powerful NVIDIA H200 processors for AI experiments.

Today, Ukraine is waging war not only on land, at sea and in the air, but also in the digital space. Hostile hackers are striking at the most important areas: the attack on Kyivstar left millions of Ukrainians without communication, and large-scale interference in state registers jeopardized access to critical data. These cases prove that even the most resilient companies can become targets. How can businesses protect themselves from cyber threats, says Oleksandr Kuzmenko, technical director of the digital solutions service for business "Vchasno".