IT news, innovations and digital technologies in Kyiv region. Latest tech events from Razom UA
Today Kyiv is bringing online an additional 9 MW of reserve capacity — this will help locally back up hospitals and certain neighborhoods, but covers only about 1% of the capital's needs. We explain what this step means and what next measures are needed for real energy resilience.
An additional 9 MW won't solve all the problems, but it provides a critical cushion of stability — we explain who it matters to and why today.
Japan has for the first time unveiled a demonstrator of a long-range cruise missile. This is not merely a technological gesture — such a project forces a reassessment of approaches to air defense and allied cooperation.
Northrop Grumman has revealed details of Jackal — a turbojet-powered missile that autonomously locates targets in areas of intense jamming. What threat does this pose and what conclusions should we draw today — briefly and to the point.
A third-party Garmin app estimates caffeine levels in the blood, stores the data directly on the watch, and helps plan beverages — useful for medical personnel, volunteers and anyone who values nighttime rest during a demanding schedule.
Out-of-band patch fixes regression after the January update: why this is important for businesses, the public sector, and Ukraine's cyber resilience.
The median salary for IT managers in December 2025 is $3,000 (unchanged over the past six months). Where pay is higher, who has lost out, and which skills actually boost income now — short and to the point.
At CES 2026, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Book 6 Pro and Ultra with Intel's new 1.8‑nm processors. Performance has increased — but rising memory and SSD prices could change the outlook for Ukrainian buyers and professionals.
Samsung has notified distributors of wholesale price increases of up to 80% for consumer RAM and SSDs. We examine why this happened, which products are already becoming more expensive, and how this will affect Ukrainians’ wallets and IT‑sector spending.
Researchers at Dr.Web, via Bleeping Computer, describe a Trojan that uses TensorFlow.js to visually recognize ad elements and simulate clicks in the background. We explain why this matters for your phone, your wallet, and national cyber-resilience.
A modification carried out in a shop at Shenzhen’s Huaqiangbei market installed a traditional SIM slot in a model sold as eSIM‑only. Why this matters for users, the market, and security — we examine the core issues.
At UMEX 2026, South Korea’s LIG Nex1 and U.S. company Shield AI agreed to integrate the L‑MDM missile onto the V‑BAT unmanned aerial vehicle. The technical move carries practical implications for strike-drone tactics and for allied defense-technology markets.
In the field, where every battery can determine the outcome of an operation, endurance and reliability are matters of safety. Garmin has introduced the tactix 8 Cerakote with a damage‑resistant casing and up to 29 days of battery life. We examine what this delivers in practice and why such solutions are important for our defenders and rescuers.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Elon Musk reiterated the deadline: sales of the Optimus robot are planned by the end of 2027. It’s an opportunity to revitalize infrastructure and logistics, but also a reminder of the technical and regulatory challenges.
MBDA has announced a new contract to supply Meteor air‑to‑air missiles for German Eurofighter Typhoons. We explain the technical details, industrial implications, and the practical significance for Ukraine’s security.
Realme unveiled the Neo8 in China with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 and an 8000 mAh battery. We explain why endurance and flagship hardware make this model notable in 2026 — and what it means for users.
An unpublicized OpenAI robotics lab has started operating in San Francisco, where robotic manipulators are being trained on simple household tasks. At first glance it seems to be about everyday life, but behind it lies a school for general-purpose models and a potential means to influence logistics, reconstruction, and the labor market in Ukraine.
DJI unveiled in China a downsized version of the Power 1000 V2 focused on mobility and fast recharging — the device could serve as a useful backup during power outages and for field operations; a global release is expected later.
Atlas has added tab groups, an Auto-search mode, and a refreshed interface; it’s currently available only on Macs with Apple Silicon. We explain why this matters for Ukrainian journalists, developers, and researchers, and when to expect versions for other platforms.
Meta announced the phased expansion of advertising on Threads to all users — this opens up additional revenue and reach for Ukrainian creators, but at the same time changes the rules of the game in the digital information landscape.
Sony's latest release combines an open design that keeps users aware of their surroundings, intelligent noise-cancellation algorithms, and long battery life. We examine who it works for and how the model will affect the audio device market.
Blue Origin announces a global TeraWave network of 5,408 satellites by 2027 with throughput of up to 6 Tbps. We examine whether this is just big‑business marketing or a genuine added safeguard for critical infrastructure — particularly in Ukraine.
Samsung announces a presentation of its flagship models on February 25, but delays the start of sales until March 11 — is this just fuss over superstitions, or a signal about logistics and prices that will also affect Ukrainian consumers?
An unobtrusive box-shaped module on a car roof that operates both on the move and when stationary — how it is changing city defense and front-line logistics.
Users spent 48 billion hours in AI apps, and mobile spending reached $85 billion — growth that is changing the rules of the game. We explain why this matters for the economy, security, and Ukrainian developers.
TechCrunch reports: Netflix has been testing short vertical videos for about six months and plans to integrate them into its mobile interface by the end of 2026. We analyze why this matters for viewers, business and the local creative scene.
Garmin has unveiled the compact Approach J1 model for children — a device with GPS, training instructions, and a battery life of up to 10 days. It’s not just a gadget: another step toward making precise data accessible to coaches and parents raising a new generation of golfers.
The CEO of OnePlus India denied rumours of a "disbandment" following an Android Headlines article. We examine why the panic arose and what it means for Ukrainian consumers and the tech market.
OpenAI has started the global rollout of an age-detection algorithm for ChatGPT accounts: behavioral analysis, selfie verification (Persona), and a separate "adult mode". We examine why this matters now — for parents, businesses, and the state.
A secure combat-data repository built on Palantir solutions, access for Ukrainian developers and a channel for international algorithm exchange — what this platform will change for the front lines and partners.
A new product has appeared on Xiaomi's global website: weighing 18.1 kg, a motor of up to 500 W and a range of up to 25 km. We analyze why this could change daily commutes in Ukrainian cities — no hype, just a practical look.
A Japanese brand is moving to a joint-venture model with a Chinese manufacturer: it lowers production costs but raises questions about control over technology and consumer prices.
The systematic work of Ukrainian engineers is reaching a new level: testing prototypes of microwave weapons could change approaches to defending against drone swarms and reduce the strain on conventional air‑defense systems.
South Korea is deploying the Hyunmoo‑V near the border with North Korea — not just a technical upgrade but a signal of a shift in the balance of power in the region. We examine why this matters and what lessons Ukraine should draw.
TENAA has published the key specifications of the Galaxy A57 — a 6.6" FHD+ display (likely a flexible OLED), a 5000 mAh battery and a slimmer body. We break down why this mid‑ranger is particularly important right now for the market and for users in Ukraine.
In Kyiv, the updated Ukrainian interceptor drone Octopus was shown to a delegation led by David Lammy. A 2025 licensing agreement and the launch of serial production (1,000 units per month) make this demonstration an important marker of security and industrial cooperation.
Huawei has launched sales of the Watch Ultimate Design Royal Gold in Spain, France and Germany — it’s not just an expensive accessory but a marker of a trend: eSIM and features for extreme conditions are becoming hallmarks of the premium segment.
Elon Musk announced the resumption of work on Dojo3 after a pause in 2025. We examine how this ties into the development of AI5/AI6 chips, the $16 billion deal with Samsung and the idea of an orbital data center — and what technological and strategic lessons it holds for Ukraine.
Honor unveiled in China a device just 6.1 mm thick and weighing 155 g, yet equipped with a 5,500 mAh battery. We explain why this is not merely a design record but a genuine practical benefit for users, and how it reshapes competition in the market.
Tests on January 18 in California showed that the American MQ‑20 drone planned a route, detected and “attacked” a manned aircraft in a training scenario. We examine why this is important for air-defense systems, electronic warfare, and for Ukraine as a whole.
Three new F‑35I Adir jets have arrived at Nevatim Airbase and have already gone on combat duty. These are not just additional aircraft — they exemplify how adapting the platform to national systems is changing the approach to air combat.
The median salary for QA professionals in Ukraine rose to $2,250 in December 2025. We break down who got raises, which skills command higher pay, and why these figures matter for recruiters, product teams, and employment policy.
Insider Jon Prosser claims that the Dynamic Island on the iPhone 18 Pro will move to the upper-left corner. This is not just a design change — questions of app and accessory compatibility and biometric security also affect the Ukrainian market. We examine why it’s worth paying attention.
Airbus begins using Chinese humanoid robots Walker S2 — this is not just shop-floor automation, but a sign of change for global supply chains and a signal to Ukraine about the need to invest in robotics and industrial process safety.
After the January update, some PCs began rebooting on their own or failing to enter sleep mode. Microsoft released an out-of-band fix — we explain the cause, the risks, and simple steps to protect your devices.