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Techie created a "Planetary Neural Organ" that visualizes global code flow in real time

GSC Game World launched the memorial project "Chernobyl Stories" together with the Chernobyl Museum and the Exclusion Zone State Agency

OpenAI blocked a network of Russian propaganda media accounts that asked ChatGPT to generate a plan for the IPSO

GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4 and Gemini 3 Flash achieved a tactical nuclear strike in 95% of cases in military simulations

Google acquires music AI platform ProducerAI

Russia has made a video game about the capture of the airport in Gostomel. Gamers from the Russian Federation believe that this is a "bad idea for a patriotic game"

Ukrainian developer creates tool "to detect problematic smartphone before purchase"

Revolut warns of surge in Telegram fraud

The SBU has created cyber centers in every region of Ukraine to protect critical infrastructure from Russian attacks

OKX launches perpetual stock futures

Perplexity launches Perplexity Computer, an AI tool that plans and executes work in the browser and files

"There were moments when I thought about selling my parents' house." IT-specialists residents confess their fuckups in Threads

Software Engineer Viktoriya Kostak asked her colleagues about their work chats. Spoiler: the IT guy from Glovo didn’t write about his chat with tips.

BEB allegedly seized $100 million worth of smuggled electronics from Yabko. The company says this is an absurd figure

Mate academy and Dwarf Engineering launch first miltech recruiting training program

Biletsky on blocking Starlink for the occupiers: "The effectiveness of Russian strikes has deteriorated significantly, by approximately 20–40%"

Large Ukrainian UAV manufacturer Vyriy Industries acquired a stake in the online publication Babel

How rising equipment prices are changing companies' approach to infrastructure

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How rising equipment prices are changing companies' approach to infrastructure

A few years ago, the question of "buy or rent a server" was rhetorical for most companies. Medium-sized businesses built their own server rooms or moved to the cloud, depending on their size and appetite for capital expenditures. Today, the situation has become much more complicated: the hardware market is experiencing a structural crisis, and RAM prices are only the most noticeable symptom of it.

Viber now has a feature to improve messages using AI from OpenAI

British-Ukrainian Trypillian presented the VORON-10 and BOMBER-15 strike drones with ranges of 25 km and 65 km

Former head of cybersecurity company convicted in US for selling hacking tools to Russians

The Prosecutor General's Office has initiated a criminal case against PlayCity at the request of Hetmantsev

Ukrainian developer vibecodes an app online until he earns 100,000 UAH. How the challenge goes, where AI and Fullstack merge into a real product that has already worked and brings in the first income

Fullstack developer Danyil Kurka set himself a challenge — to stream the process of creating a real product using AI tools on YouTube until he earns UAH 100,000. In 12 days, or about 24–36 hours of pure work, the developer created and launched a working version of the Social Manager Dashboard application for managing content on social networks. There are already the first users and the first income.

Anthropic removed safeguards in its own Claude security rules after pressure from the Pentagon

"The automotive industry is a strategic direction". Intellias CEO revealed what share of revenue its solutions bring to car manufacturers

What is more harmful to a candidate: job hopping or working for a long time in one company? Recruiters answer

Career trajectories in IT have long ceased to be linear. Someone changes companies every 1–2 years, someone builds a ten-year history in one product. But which of these looks riskier for a recruiter? Frequent transitions or long-term «sitting» in one place? We asked representatives of recruiting and talent functions of Ukrainian and international companies what they think is more harmful to a candidate — job hopping or working for one company for a long time. The answers were less clear-cut than you might expect.