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Harvesting in a large agricultural holding involves 7,000 units of machinery in simultaneous motion: combines, grain trucks, loaders. Each machine generates data streams every second — GPS, fuel level sensors, engine speed and temperature, auger, loosening depth, wind speed, and air temperature. Altogether, these are tens of millions of signals every day.

What do the "unbeatable" Russian hypersonics destroyed by a state-of-the-art Su-57 fighter jet and a successful assault without a single infantryman have in common? All of these are modern achievements of the Ukrainian army's ingenuity, already recorded in military history textbooks. We have collected the main achievements of the Ukrainian army, in which Ukraine became a pioneer in the world.

A country’s independence today depends not only on weapons, energy, or manufacturing. It also depends on whose software a business runs on, where data is stored, who creates technologies for the front, and how quickly Ukrainian companies can replace critical foreign solutions. In this special project, we have gathered companies and teams that are building this technological foundation — from system software and FPV drones with auto-target acquisition to quantum algorithms, inclusive teams, and underground schools. These are solutions and technologies that are already working today, and about developments on which the Ukrainian economy and its security will depend tomorrow.

Today is Independence Day. Over the past 35 years, Ukraine has changed its sound — from the creak of modems to the hum of drones, from home servers to Ukrainian cloud data storage.

Oleksandr Filippov, a veteran of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who dedicated 30 months to the war, was demobilized and is returning to civilian life and building a career as a developer.