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The longest outage in DeepSeek's history occurred two months after the chatbot sent shockwaves through markets totaling a trillion dollars. The company remains silent about the causes — and this is not just a technical issue.
France's Ministry of the Armed Forces has signed a three-year contract with Mistral AI. Not just a corporate deal — a precedent for the entire EU.
AES Corporation has deployed the Maximo robot at real-world sites in California. 100 MW installed. The question now is not whether the technology works — it's what will happen to an industry that relies on cheap manual labor.
136,000 Ukrainians voted — and "Syaivo" won. But voting on the name is the simplest part: next comes integrating it into government services, business and defense — without a single public technical standard.
Samsung is launching two mid-range smartphones on the Ukrainian market — these are not just new gadgets but also an indicator of the resilience of supply chains and service infrastructure. We examine which variants are available and why this matters for consumers in Ukraine.
An experimental tool powered by Gemini and XR Blocks enables the creation of interactive XR scenes from text prompts. Why this matters for business, education, and defense solutions in Ukraine — we break it down.
Sony has announced price increases for the PS5, PS5 Pro, and PlayStation Portal effective April 2, 2026. We examine why the company took this step and how it will affect buyers and retailers in Ukraine.
Ukrainian strike platforms Droid and Wolly modules have appeared on the Brave1 marketplace — what does this mean for the front lines, procurement, and oversight.
Ukrainian studio GSC Game World has announced Cost of Hope — a new story campaign spanning dozens of hours for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl. The release is planned for summer 2026; the DLC will launch on PC, consoles, and cloud services. We explain what players will get and why this is important for the Ukrainian gaming industry.
Wikipedia has imposed a ban on creating or rewriting articles using large language models. The decision is aimed at protecting trust in knowledge and marks a new front in the confrontation with AI giants that use open content.
Google has integrated the Gemini artificial intelligence into Translate: translations focus on meaning rather than word-for-word. Support for about 20 languages and real-time headphone translation — how this will ease the work of diplomats, volunteers, and businesses during the war.
Google has introduced tools to import "memories" and chat history into Gemini — making it easier to switch between bots, but raising new questions about privacy and data control.
Apple confirmed to Engadget that the Mac Pro model has been discontinued. The decision is part of the shift to in‑house chips and a lineup optimization; for Ukrainian studios and procurement, it is a signal to reassess equipment and service strategies.
Google is rolling out interactive Search Live powered by Gemini 3.1 Flash Live in more than 200 countries. We explain how voice and camera search will change the daily routines of users in Ukraine, which new services will open up for businesses, and what to watch for from a privacy perspective.
Money loves silence: In 2025, Czech CSG Defence Systems reported a 55.3% jump in revenue — not just figures, but a signal of a large-scale restructuring of production chains in favor of Ukraine and its allies.
Meta launches auto-generated replies in WhatsApp — a time-saver and convenience, but it also raises questions about control over data. We examine what will change in the near future and how it will affect Ukrainian users.
The White House showcased a humanoid robot from Figure AI for personalized learning — a signal of accelerated AI integration into education and an example of dual‑use technologies already being tested here. We break it down briefly and to the point.
Voting has begun in the Diia app to choose the name of the Ukrainian large language model being developed together with Kyivstar. This is more than a brand — it’s about language, trust, and national security.
Growth to 4,000 companies and 148,000 specialists — more than just statistics. We examine why the tech cluster is becoming a key resource for the economy, for tax revenues, and for the state's strategic resilience.
Dell has unveiled the wired MS526C mouse with support for Windows Hello. It's an inexpensive solution for quick passwordless login — we examine who it's suitable for and where caution is warranted.
Google announced Lyria 3 Pro — a model that generates structured tracks lasting up to three minutes. It’s a tool for podcasters, developers and media — but also a challenge for copyright rules. We break down where the model is available, how content protection works, and why this matters specifically for Ukraine.
Money likes silence, but these numbers are worth knowing: Xiaomi is bringing a smartphone with a large battery and an attractive price to Europe — what this means for buyers in Ukraine and the EU.
After the March 25 presentation, PBKreviews published a full teardown of the Galaxy A57 (along with the A37). We explain which components are inside, how repairable the device is, and why this matters to users.
At AUSA 2026 the autonomous counter‑drone system Leonidas AGV was unveiled — a mobile unit that disables drone electronics using microwave pulses. Why this matters for Ukraine and what limitations should be taken into account — concise and analytical.
Samsung unveiled two new mid-range smartphones with expanded AI features, IP68 protection, and long-term security support. We examine what this means for Ukrainian users and the market.
In a small product update — a big practical effect: Uklon has integrated bus ticket sales into its app. Forbes Ukraine obtained a comment from CEO Serhiy Hryshkov; the feature is already being tested on Android, with iOS to follow. We examine why this matters for the movement of people, businesses and logistics during the war.
On March 25, Chinese state media showed the full cycle of the Atlas swarm’s operation — from reconnaissance to strike. This was not just a display of hardware: swarm tactics are changing the rules of airspace defense. We examine what was shown and what conclusions air defense systems must draw.
NASA has announced a significant revision to the Artemis program: the orbital Lunar Gateway will not be deployed as planned, and its components will be adapted for a lunar surface base. The decision is not merely a technical change but a turning point for partners, the commercial sector, and new energy solutions on the Moon’s surface.
New builds bring tools for music, accessibility improvements, and changes to family payments. We break down what Ukrainian users should know and why the update matters right now.
Sora — an experimental platform for generating short videos — is officially shutting down. This is not simply a business failure: a decline in activity, weak moderation, and legal risks have sparked a wide debate about trust in AI-generated content and information security here and now.