IT news, innovations and digital technologies in Kyiv region. Latest tech events from Razom UA
The Ministry of Digital Transformation presented requirements that will change how operators' websites, apps, and service centers operate. This is not just technology — it is the right of millions of Ukrainians to equal access to communication and information.
Meta announced on Threads: Reels can now be paused with a single tap. Why this simple change matters for viewers and Ukrainian creators — briefly and to the point.
Cloudflare's CEO warned at SXSW that generative AI will drive bot traffic to levels that exceed human traffic. Why this matters for Ukraine — and what steps the government, the defense sector and businesses should already be taking.
OpenAI is preparing a single desktop application that will integrate ChatGPT, its own browser and Codex. CNBC reports the aim is to simplify work and boost productivity, but for Ukraine questions of security and technological autonomy are also important.
Perplexity AI has released a mobile version of its AI-powered browser Comet for iOS. We break down why this matters — from search capabilities to privacy risks and implications for Ukraine's digital space.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Shield AI integrated Hivemind into the lightweight ARMD drone within eight weeks and demonstrated autonomous coordination and target pursuit — a technology that is already beginning to shape unmanned operations tactics and has direct relevance to Ukraine's defense needs.
Asus published teasers and renders of the ROG Strix SCAR 18 (2026). This is not just an upgrade — it’s a signal of an orientation toward maximum performance. We break down the technical details and practical implications for Ukrainian users.
Macworld tested the MacBook Neo with only 8 GB of RAM and found that, in real-world basic 4K editing scenarios, the laptop runs reliably. We explain why this is possible, which limitations should be considered, and for whom such a purchase makes sense in Ukraine.
At SXSW, Nothing founder Carl Pei predicts the gradual displacement of mobile apps by AI agents. It's not just about convenience — it's a challenge to privacy, the economy and Ukraine's defense capabilities.
Messaging apps are no longer just a convenience — nearly half of Ukrainians communicate with relatives abroad via chats and video calls. We examine why this matters for security, assistance, and the services that cater to the diaspora.
OpenAI has responded to a wave of criticism and is changing ChatGPT’s tone — from promotional hints to more direct, rational responses. Why this matters now and what the quality of AI language means for information resilience.
Researchers from Google, Lookout and iVerify warn that the DarkSword tool is stealing data via browser vulnerabilities — the risk affects roughly a quarter of users who haven’t updated iOS. We explain what’s happening and what to do right now.
A "Combating Gambling Addiction" section has appeared on the PlayCity website: a quick self-check, addresses of support centers, and an access-blocking mechanism for 6 months to 3 years — an important step in protecting family budgets and mental health.
AMD has secured supplies of Samsung's high-speed HBM4 memory for new accelerators and servers — a move that speeds up large AI models and creates opportunities for Ukrainian cloud and defense solutions.
A new Euro-Atlantic project is creating a class of missiles capable of striking targets deep behind enemy lines. We explain why this matters for Europe’s security and what benefits (and risks) it brings for Ukraine.
The launch of Galaxy S26 sales in Ukraine is not just about phones. It’s a signal of market confidence, brings new tools for security, and offers an opportunity to upgrade communications infrastructure. We explain what’s important in the new lineup and how it can be useful here and now.
Jensen Huang rejects accusations that DLSS 5 homogenizes visual style. We examine how the new generative technology works, what risks it poses, and why it is at once an opportunity and a challenge for Ukrainian studios.
GPT-5.4 mini has already appeared in free ChatGPT and the Go plan. We unpack what has changed, who benefits, and what role such models could play in Ukraine — from startups to data analytics.
iFixit has shown that the MagSafe module from the iPhone 17e fits the iPhone 16e — a compatibility that could extend the older handset's life, reduce costs and support local repair shops. We examine the limitations and practical implications.
At GTC 2026, Nvidia unveiled NemoClaw — a platform for rapid deployment of AI agents with a built‑in OpenShell protection layer. We examine why this is not just a technical novelty but a practical tool for security, local development, and defense solutions in wartime conditions.
Garmin has added a full-featured WhatsApp app to the Connect IQ store — it lets users read and reply to messages without taking their smartphone out. We examine which models support the update, how it will change everyday communication for Ukrainians, and what to watch for from a security standpoint.
Poco elevates the X series to a new level: for the first time — a Max version featuring an 8500 mAh battery and a 3-nm Dimensity 9500s chip. We break down why these changes matter now — for battery life, performance, and Ukrainians' budgets.
Oppo unveiled the Watch X3 in China — a premium titanium smartwatch with an eSIM and a suite of medical sensors. We explain why these features are not just about a fashionable gadget but about practicality for travel, telemedicine, and everyday resilience.
The Ministry of Defence is launching the first AI centre in the new system to work with field data — a step toward faster adoption of innovations on the front line and a signal of the United Kingdom’s confidence as a partner.
Apple has classified the iPhone 5 and iPhone 4 (8GB) as "obsolete" — official parts and service are no longer available. We examine why this matters for users and the used-device market in Ukraine.
Beijing is deploying centers where hundreds of humanoid robots practice repetitive operations and collect large datasets — this is not merely an industrial project, but a factor affecting logistics, defense risks, and competitiveness. We break down the facts and implications for Ukraine.
DevDroid showcased the ground robotic system Droid NW 40 at BEDEX. This is not just an engineering demonstration — such systems reduce the risk to soldiers and could change approaches to reconnaissance and fire support.
At GTC 2026 Nvidia announced DLSS 5 — a system that completes scenes using generative AI while simultaneously reducing GPU load. It's not just about games: the technology opens up opportunities for cloud services, government applications and resource savings in Ukraine, but it also raises questions about security and dependence on infrastructure solutions.
Casio has begun selling the Mudmaster GG‑B100X series in its official online stores in the Netherlands, France and Germany (previously — in the United Kingdom and the United States). This is not just a novelty for collectors: the rugged gear has practical value for those who work in harsh conditions.
In the fourth quarter of 2025 viewers spent about UAH 10 million on subscriptions to the top 500 Ukrainian‑language streamers. This is not just income for creators — it signals the maturity of the digital economy and support for the Ukrainian language online.