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Hollywood star Cate Blanchett has introduced a free tool to protect people from AI

IBM announces the creation of the world's first chip technology smaller than 1 nanometer

We call it a “bureaucracy killer.” Danylo Tsvok told how AI should replace paperwork in the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The developer created the mova.today service, which analyzes the growth of the share of search queries in Google in the Ukrainian language

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The theory of leather bags and the meaning of life

I’m riding the subway. All around me are these leather bags wrapped in thin fabric.

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Nova Poshta launches night delivery to post offices in 5 regions of Ukraine

How ScroogeFrog AI is fighting ad fraud in the age of AI bots

Apple Removes Apps from Russian Company VK and Odnoklassniki Social Network from App Store

SBU and FBI exposed Russian special services attempting to hack messengers of officials in Ukraine and the West

Ukrposhta suffered a hostile cyberattack: the application is malfunctioning

Emergency power outages have been introduced on the left bank of Kyiv. Ukrenergo warns that restrictions may last up to 5 hours in the summer

Salaries are twice or three times higher than average. The Ministry of Economy has tightened the criticality criteria for booking employees

“Not all IT professionals should go into defense tech.” BlueBird Tech co-founder explains why

Google has integrated computer control directly into the new Gemini 3.5 Flash model

AI was supposed to destroy engineering professions, but new data suggests otherwise: in 2025, engineers accounted for 55% of all new employees at tech giants

The Register of Honest Taxpayers, the so-called "White Business Club", has 476 residents of "Diia.City"

Car insurance against war risks

Ukrainian puzzle game Scientific Project: Optic released on Steam

BlueBird Tech opens R&D center in Poland and will look for Ukrainian engineers abroad

Belarus turned off repeaters that corrected Russian strikes on Ukraine

EU excludes €5.9 billion in drone financing from first loan tranche for Ukraine

Anthropic accused China's Alibaba of large-scale theft of AI technologies

"We once believed in drones. Now we have to believe in missiles." BlueBird Tech co-founder on the new stage of Ukrainian miltech, dependence on China and the shortage of engineers - 7 questions for the CEO

Ukrainian miltech has already proven its strength in drones to the world. The next big technological breakthrough could be missiles. In a new series of publications, dev.ua asks seven important questions to the leaders of Ukrainian defense tech companies. Today’s speaker is BlueBird Tech co-founder Valeriy Zarubin, with whom we talk about dependence on Chinese components, the shortage of engineers, the opening of R&D centers in Europe, and why Ukrainian IT should move from outsourcing to creating its own products.

A military software developer created the Kaizen life manager: how a vibecoding experiment turned a long-standing idea into an app on the App Store

MilTech software developer and former military Yaroslav Sherstyuk decided to conduct an experiment with vibecoding and turn a long-standing idea into reality - to create a tool that helps keep life, work and goals in one place. So in 5 days the Kaizen life manager was born - a personal operating system for those who live at a frantic pace, manage teams, have many life roles and constantly switch between contexts. And in general, for people who want to have an answer to the question: "What am I spending my life on?".