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The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine returned the application of EDGE Group with OAE for a deal with Fire Point - and the most high-profile deal in Ukrainian DefTech for $2.5 billion hung in the air

Two technomarkets entered the top 10 retail leaders by revenue: Comfy returned to the ranking, and Rozetka lost positions due to losses

Zelenskyy said that FPV drones helped the Ukrainian Armed Forces thwart a large-scale Russian offensive

New Russian missile "Izdeliye 30": what is known about the weapon used to attack Ukraine - from Chinese bolts to anti-EW navigation

Russia this morning used a new cruise missile — the Izdeliye 30 — to strike Kyiv. The first launches of such weapons over Ukraine have been recorded since the end of 2025, probably as part of combat tests. dev.ua has collected everything that is known about the new missile — from GUR and Jared Defense Express.

Fire Point announced that they are starting to test FP-7 ballistic missiles on Russian military personnel

Can a product become a search entity in 38 days? The case of GEO and "Artifact Marketing"

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Can a product become a search entity in 38 days? The case of GEO and "Artifact Marketing"

Today we are witnessing the intersection of classic search and generative AI. While SEO specialists are debating the usefulness of content, the development of GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) dictates new rules: algorithms need not just texts, but clear digital entities in global knowledge graphs. Recently, the editorial team of dev.ua has already published an article about how the very concept of «Artifact Marketing» received recognition from Google. However, today I want to delve into practice: how this approach works for real business.

GPT, Claude and Gemini played war. In 85% of cases - a nuclear bomb. By the way: LLM easily draws a drawing of a ballistic missile

This is again Sho po Shi, a show about artificial intelligence in Ukraine. And its hosts: AI evangelist Oleksiy Minakov and CEO of dev.ua Stas Yurasov.

Ukrainian developer created an AR eye trainer app. How it works

“Juni and even midges are under threat.” A Ukrainian entrepreneur who doesn’t know a single programming language created several mobile and web applications using AI in a few months

A Ukrainian developer created an app for the refrigerator so that you no longer throw away food and buy unnecessary things.

An Australian IT professional created a cancer vaccine for his dog using ChatGPT

An ML engineer with no medical background used ChatGPT and AlphaFold to create a personalized cancer vaccine for his dog. The tumor shrank by 75%.

Ukrainian-Estonian Black Forest Systems created the SHADOX mini-drone for infantry

British-Ukrainian company UFORCE created the kamikaze drone "Bucha"

Japan is considering adopting Ukrainian attack drones

Ukrainian hacker group 4BID congratulated the 3rd Army Corps on its birthday by hacking a number of russian websites

Kyivstar for the first time named the amount for which it acquired Kirovograd Internet provider Shtorm

Sam Altman said that AI will be paid for “by the meter,” like electricity

Court bars OpenAI lawyers from mentioning Elon Musk's use of ketamine in his lawsuit against the AI platform

OpenAI plans to add Sora video generation tool to ChatGPT

Ukrainian cyber experts received documents on the development and testing of russian nuclear force systems

Juniors are no longer accepted: how Ukrainian IT companies are restructuring during AI transformation

Ukrainian IT outsourcers are changing their business model — and this is already being felt in the labor market, Forbes Ukraine has investigated. In particular, SoftServe is hiring fewer juniors, Ciklum and Capgemini are going beyond classic development, and Sigma Software has even launched a cofounding direction. The common denominator is that AI has changed not only the tools, but also the very logic of why clients pay IT companies.