IT news, innovations and digital technologies in Kyiv region. Latest tech events from Razom UA
Superhuman announced the acquisition of Portuguese startup Rows.com. This is not just another release — the acquisition enhances Superhuman’s ability to process data within workspaces and matters for teams that handle large volumes of information.
Anthropic has recorded millions of requests made through fake accounts to “distill” Claude’s capabilities. This is not a technical detail — it’s a challenge for model security, intellectual property, and cyber‑resilience policy that should be understood today.
Apple has opened a Product Marketing Manager vacancy in Warsaw: full-time, up to 40% business travel, and requires proficiency in Polish and English. Why this matters for Ukrainian specialists and the labor market — briefly and without fanfare.
DOU published an updated ranking: the overall number of tech specialists has barely changed, but personnel shifts point to where the Ukrainian industry is headed. We explain why this matters for the economy, jobs, and investments.
Systematic work for the front: Shadow enables training of critical scenarios — from jamming communications to dense urban terrain — without risking equipment or people. Why this matters now and how it enhances operational readiness.
Honor will unveil a service humanoid at MWC in Barcelona — a step from smartphones toward household automation. We examine why this matters for the European market, for international competition, and how Ukraine should respond to such a technological signal.
Portuguese unicorn Talkdesk has officially entered the Ukrainian market and was granted Diia.City resident status. This is not just about a 20-person office — it’s a signal to investors, a boost to AI R&D, and a test of trust in the Ukrainian ecosystem during challenging times.
Xiaomi confirmed the launch of the compact Xiaomi Tag tracker at a presentation on February 28 in Barcelona. Briefly — about the tech, the price, and the practical implications for users and the market.
WhatsApp is testing a Scheduled Messages tool that will let users set the date and exact time a message is sent. This simple technical innovation could prove useful for organizations operating in a mode of heightened coordination.
Perplexity's voice agent will debut in the new Galaxy flagships — integration with notes, calendar and gallery changes everyday usage scenarios. Why this matters right now and how it's tied to satellite connectivity in the S26.
Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa unveiled the mobile short-range air defense system SAN — designed to cover vulnerable zones at low altitudes and, according to plan, expected to become part of border defense by the end of the year. We explain what’s special about it and why it matters for Ukraine.
Huawei confirmed the debut of the Watch GT Runner 2 during a global presentation on February 26. We explain why the new device matters for runners, how it fits into the company’s strategy, and what to expect for the Ukrainian market.
The Financial Times reports that the two most recent AWS outages were caused by autonomous actions by internal AI tools — we explain why this matters not only for technical teams but also for national and economic security.
Tesla introduced a more affordable dual-motor version of the Cybertruck and reduced the price of its flagship — this is not only a move for the U.S. market, but also an indicator of the direction of electric trucks, with practical implications for logistics and reconstruction in Ukraine.
Nintendo unveiled Hello, Mario! — not a game but an interactive app with mechanisms that limit continuous use. Why this matters for parents and how the new offering works on Switch and mobile devices — short and to the point.
Amazfit has unveiled the rugged flagship T‑Rex Ultra 2 with titanium elements, a 10 ATM rating and a battery life of up to 30 days. We break down why these features matter specifically for people who work or travel outdoors, and what a starting price of $550 actually means.
A Reddit user reported that his iPhone Air suddenly lost mobile connectivity — the first known case involving the Apple C1X modem. We break down why this matters now and what to expect next.
The new Gemini 3.1 Pro is now in preview: the model enhances multi-step reasoning and analytics, available via API and in NotebookLM — offering possibilities for local products, but the rollout is still underway.
A new fitness tracker from a team of former Tesla engineers automates strength training — without launching an app or pressing buttons. We examine how it works and why this feature could change the approach to preparing athletes and military personnel.
Developers in the defense sector earn an average of $2,850 — $480 less than in the IT market. Why this matters for personnel security at the front and what conclusions employers and partners should draw.
At the World Defense Show 2026 in Riyadh, LoongUAV unveiled the heavy loitering munition M9 — a system with a range of over 1,600 km and a flight endurance of up to 9 hours. We examine why this matters now and what the implications are for infrastructure security and air defense.
The mid-range announcement that was expected in February has been postponed to March. We explain why this is more than just a date change and how it will affect availability and the choices of Ukrainian buyers.
Meta has revived the "Malibu 2" smartwatch project and plans to release it in 2026. This is not just another gadget — the combination of Meta AI and health tracking opens new markets and raises questions about privacy and regulatory pressure, which are important for Ukrainian developers and the medtech ecosystem.
At a time when archives and cultural heritage are under threat, Viennese scientists and the startup Cerabyte have demonstrated how to physically store data at the scale of a bacterium. We examine the technology, its limitations, and its practical significance for preserving Ukrainian memory.
A petition on Change.org has gathered more than 22,000 signatures after OpenAI's decision to retire the GPT‑4o model. We examine why the company took this step, what lies behind the lawsuits, and what the consequences are for users — including in Ukraine.
Google has launched Lyria 3 in Gemini: the ability to generate 30-second tracks from text, images, or video. Why this matters for artists, volunteers, and media in Ukraine — we explain without hysteria.
Zepp Health has added Heart Trace, Mini 8‑Ball and Quick Math to Amazfit watches. These aren’t just entertainment — they’re real tools for health tracking, attention training, and music control, already compatible with current models, including the Amazfit T‑Rex 3.
A German manufacturer will unveil its first ground robot on 23 February at 13:00 CET — an announcement significant not only as a technical innovation but also as a potential step toward accelerating cooperation with Ukrainian industry.
Nova Poshta is piloting four models of exoskeletons in its terminals and depots to reduce worker fatigue and speed up shipment processing. We examine why this matters now and what risks and benefits are associated with the technology.
Google is working on Project Toscana — a new facial recognition system for the Pixel 11. If confirmed, the phones would get fast and reliable unlocking without visible sensors — a matter not only of convenience, but also of Ukrainians' digital security.