Bitcoin price drops to 62 thousand dollars: what's the reason
TikTok sues over US law on sale of messenger
Bitcoin price declines amid regulatory concerns and prolonged outflows
Wayve raises over $1 billion to offer its Tesla-like autonomous driving technology
Apple has presented new versions of iPad Air and iPad Pro: what are their features and price
Ukraine and Poland discussed strengthening cooperation in cyber defense - Ministry of Digital Transformation
Government supports creation of Unmanned Systems Forces in the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Tesla makes large-scale layoffs - from executives to less important employees
Crypto for Dummies. Part 4: What are coins and tokens and how do they differ
Sea level around the world: Ukraine joins international research on Antarctic ice melting
Crypto for Dummies. Part 4: What are coins and tokens and how do they differ
Without practical use, new tools to combat the illegal tobacco market will not be effective - Oleksandr Ruvin
What is wrong with the attempted assassination of the acting deputy head of the State Tax Service of Ukraine
Holy fire: miracle or hoax? And where to watch the broadcast of the descent of fire
"The Minister's Case: Supreme Court resolves dispute over land that, according to NABU, ATO soldiers "squeezed" from agrarian academy
First manned test flight of Boeing spacecraft postponed again due to technical problems
Cyberattack on the UK Ministry of Defense: hackers hacked servers
Bitcoin dropped below $64,000 amid speculation about lower interest rates in the US
Poland will continue to pay for Starlink terminals transferred to Ukraine - Fedorov
Quick Search in Unstructured Data: Ukrainian Developers Present AI Solutions for State Security Purposes
Researchers to deploy AI to identify lost names of Holocaust victims, may add 5 million names by 2029
Finnish Transport Agency: GPS jamming is a result of russian military activity
Grants for Ukrainian drone manufacturers: what is the maximum amount of assistance
Boeing has production problems due to sanctions against Russia - The Wall Street Journal
Ukrainian Air Defense Forces destroy 13 attack drones overnight
Dmytro Kuleba emphasizes Ukraine's readiness to cooperate with the EU in the field of cybersecurity
Ukraine will receive state-of-the-art attack drones with firearms from the United States
China launches historic mission to retrieve samples from the back of the Moon
By supplying Russia with components for weapons production, China is trying to change the situation in its favor in the war with Ukraine - US intelligence
Laptops and monitors for the Armed Forces of Ukraine: IT coalition sends equipment worth 900 thousand euros to Ukraine
Google is accepting applications from Ukrainian startups for funding from the $10 million Support Fund
GUR conducts large-scale cyberattack on Internet providers and mobile operators in Tatarstan - source
Apple CEO calls China "the most competitive market in the world" amid falling iPhone sales
Hubble telescope shares archive photo with simulated cosmic collision of galaxies
NASA has placed solar sails in space
Bitcoin price drops to 62 thousand dollars: what's the reason
The price of bitcoin dropped to $62,523 amid regulatory concerns, declining interest in cryptocurrency investment products, and a stronger US dollar.
TikTok sues over US law on sale of messenger
TikTok and ByteDance have sued the US government to block a law that could potentially ban TikTok in the country, claiming it violates the First Amendment to the Constitution and unfairly singles out the platform.
Bitcoin price declines amid regulatory concerns and prolonged outflows
Bitcoin's price declined slightly amid regulatory concerns and prolonged outflows from crypto-investment products, indicating a negative attitude towards cryptocurrencies.
Wayve raises over $1 billion to offer its Tesla-like autonomous driving technology
British startup Wayve has raised more than $1 billion in funding led by SoftBank to develop self-learning autonomous driving technology, the largest AI funding in the UK to date.
Apple has presented new versions of iPad Air and iPad Pro: what are their features and price
Apple has introduced new iPad Air tablets with M2 chip in 11 and 13-inch sizes for $599, and iPad Pro with M4 chip and Ultra Retina XDR OLED display in 11 and 13-inch sizes for $999.
Ukraine and Poland discussed strengthening cooperation in cyber defense - Ministry of Digital Transformation
Ukraine and Poland discussed strengthening cooperation in cyber defense against Russian cyberattacks that affect both countries.
Government supports creation of Unmanned Systems Forces in the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has supported the creation of a separate branch of the Armed Forces called the Unmanned Systems Forces to effectively use unmanned systems in the air, on land and at sea for strategic, operational and tactical advantage over Russia.
Tesla makes large-scale layoffs - from executives to less important employees
Tesla is conducting large-scale layoffs at all levels, including executives, software developers, service and engineering staff, as Elon Musk seeks to cut operating costs, with job cuts potentially reaching 20% of the workforce.
Crypto for Dummies. Part 4: What are coins and tokens and how do they differ
Crypto for Dummies. Part 4: What are coins and tokens and what are their differences.
Sea level around the world: Ukraine joins international research on Antarctic ice melting
Ukraine has joined a major international project OCEAN:ICE to study the impact of Antarctic ice melt and processes in the Southern Ocean on the Earth's climate and sea level rise.
First manned test flight of Boeing spacecraft postponed again due to technical problems
The first manned test flight of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft to the International Space Station is postponed again due to a technical problem with the oxygen valve on the Atlas V rocket.
Cyberattack on the UK Ministry of Defense: hackers hacked servers
A large-scale data breach at the UK Ministry of Defense has led to the leakage of confidential personal and financial data of military personnel, which could potentially be linked to a cyberattack from China.
Bitcoin dropped below $64,000 amid speculation about lower interest rates in the US
The price of bitcoin fell below $64,000 due to a lack of investor optimism amid speculation about lower interest rates in the US, but remained within the trading range seen in March and April.
Poland will continue to pay for Starlink terminals transferred to Ukraine - Fedorov
Poland will continue to pay the subscription fee for the more than 20,000 Starlink terminals transferred to Ukraine, providing critical communications and Internet access for Ukrainians.
Quick Search in Unstructured Data: Ukrainian Developers Present AI Solutions for State Security Purposes
Ukrainian developers presented the artificial intelligence-based HARVESTER platform for rapid search and analysis of unstructured data, such as intercepted conversations and documents, useful for state security purposes.
Researchers to deploy AI to identify lost names of Holocaust victims, may add 5 million names by 2029
The Yad Vashem World Holocaust Remembrance Center is implementing artificial intelligence to identify more than 5 million previously lost names of Holocaust victims from 230 million text documents by 2029.
Finnish Transport Agency: GPS jamming is a result of russian military activity
According to the Finnish transport and communications agency Traficom, the GPS jamming in the Baltic region is likely a side effect of russian military activities aimed at interfering with the navigation and control of drones.
Grants for Ukrainian drone manufacturers: what is the maximum amount of assistance
The state can provide Ukrainian drone manufacturers with up to UAH 8 million in assistance, covering up to 80% of the cost of equipment, assembly and installation, while the applicant can take into account 20% as operating expenses.
Boeing has production problems due to sanctions against Russia - The Wall Street Journal
Boeing is facing production delays and reduced deliveries of 787 Dreamliners due to a shortage of heat exchangers and passenger seats caused by sanctions against Russia and problems in the supply chain.
Ukrainian Air Defense Forces destroy 13 attack drones overnight
Ukraine's air defense forces shot down 13 attack drones and four anti-aircraft missiles launched from Russia's Belgorod region overnight.
Dmytro Kuleba emphasizes Ukraine's readiness to cooperate with the EU in the field of cybersecurity
Ukraine is ready to strengthen cooperation with the EU in countering cyber threats from Russia, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.
Ukraine will receive state-of-the-art attack drones with firearms from the United States
The United States will provide Ukraine with modern armed drones Felon 1. 0, equipped with a 5.56 mm cannon, and FelonX, equipped with a Spike anti-tank missile, to strengthen Ukraine's defense capabilities.
China launches historic mission to retrieve samples from the back of the Moon
China has launched the Chang'e-6 probe to return rock and soil samples from the ancient South Pole-Aitken basin on the far side of the Moon, the first such mission in the world.
By supplying Russia with components for weapons production, China is trying to change the situation in its favor in the war with Ukraine - US intelligence
According to U. S. intelligence, China has provided critical technologies and components to the Russian defense industry, which has changed the course of the fighting in Ukraine in Moscow's favor.
Laptops and monitors for the Armed Forces of Ukraine: IT coalition sends equipment worth 900 thousand euros to Ukraine
The Armed Forces of Ukraine will soon receive laptops, monitors and other communication equipment worth 900 thousand euros from an IT coalition led by Estonia and Luxembourg.
Google is accepting applications from Ukrainian startups for funding from the $10 million Support Fund
Google is accepting applications from Ukrainian startups for funding from its new $10 million Support Fund to help them grow their businesses, restore operations affected by the war, or create new products.
GUR conducts large-scale cyberattack on Internet providers and mobile operators in Tatarstan - source
Ukrainian military intelligence is conducting a large-scale cyberattack on Internet service providers and mobile operators in Tatarstan, which has already blocked the Internet in the republic and Kazan.
Apple CEO calls China "the most competitive market in the world" amid falling iPhone sales
Apple reported disappointing quarterly results due to weak demand in China and stiff competition from Huawei, but remains optimistic about the long-term potential of China and other markets such as India, announcing a record $110 billion share buyback plan and hinting at future AI product launches.
Hubble telescope shares archive photo with simulated cosmic collision of galaxies
The two galaxies NGC 3314 in the Hubble image appear to be intersecting, but in fact they are separated by tens of millions of light years and moving in different directions.
NASA has placed solar sails in space
NASA has successfully deployed an 80-square-meter solar sail system in space using RocketLab's Electron rocket, which could be seen from Earth as brightly as the star Sirius.