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How to "code" an anatomical atlas with 3D organs and quizzes? The developer showed his AI pipeline

The founder of Linux assured that nothing will prevent the release of version 7.2. When is it planned and what to expect

Ukrainian programmer convicted for developing software for Russia. He helped enter the product into the Russian registry

The Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Chernivtsi sentenced a Ukrainian software engineer to four years in prison for collaborating with a Russian company. In fact, he continued to develop a software package for Russian customers from May 2022 to October 2025. The sentence was suspended, but the court banned him from working on a specific product for 10 years. We tell you the details.

For civilian technologies in Ukraine, they want to create their own analogue of Brave1. What other plans does the new head of the Ministry of Digital Affairs have?

Cyber police expose organizer of Money 24/7 fraudulent network: money was being extracted under the guise of a crypto exchange

The new head of the Ministry of Digital Affairs told how the fight against fake bookings in IT companies will proceed.

BlueBird Tech launches new CLOVER 5.8 GHz antenna for FPV and radio systems

She left IT and created an AI assistant for the garden. Ukrainian project manager launched the application "Parostok"

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Didn't find the target — returned to base by itself: how the Ukrainian interceptor "Balaban" from Phantom Defense works

Always connected: How Direct-to-Device is transforming satellite communications from a “life-saving technology” to a basic safety norm

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Always connected: How Direct-to-Device is transforming satellite communications from a “life-saving technology” to a basic safety norm

As a parent, it’s important for me to know that my child will be able to report themselves even if there is no usual mobile connection. In Ukraine, this is not an abstract scenario: the network can disappear due to a blackout, damage to the infrastructure, or lack of coverage.

China has completely taken over the humanoid robot market. 97% of global supplies come from there. Why did this happen?

“Humans will become a statistical error.” Cloudflare predicts that bots will generate 1,000 times more traffic in 5 years

The Ministry of Finance is preparing changes for individual entrepreneurs: for some entrepreneurs, the single tax may increase to 10%

The US is not afraid of intellectual property theft, but that Ukraine will produce Patriot missiles faster, better, and cheaper than America itself. What is known about this?

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From homemade floorboards to five tons of products for the front. As the head of design at Kyivstar, he deployed his own 3D farm

The hum of dozens of coolers merges into one continuous monotonous noise that does not stop for a minute. In this room, despite the abnormal Ukrainian heat, parts that are vitally needed on the front line are continuously being created: from discharge systems to mine shafts. This relentless process is managed by Yuriy Sakhno, the head of the design department at Kyivstar, who in his free time from his main job has become a printer and founder of a powerful volunteer 3D farm. We tell you how Yuriy's 3D farm works, which grew from a small hobby into a charitable cause that makes a difference on the front lines.