 |
News |
Kyivstar wants to become the leader in AI in Ukraine. The company's president explained how it plans to achieve this.
According to the president of Kyivstar, Oleksandr Komarov, the company aims to become one of the leaders of the Ukrainian artificial intelligence market. To this end, the company is developing the…
Read article →Eye of the Camera" Expands to the Netherlands: A Quick Interview on Scaling Production to 100,000 Cameras per Year and Prospects for Creating a Joint Venture
Ukrainian Defense Tech company "Oko Kamera," which develops thermal imaging cameras for unmanned and robotic systems, has opened a company in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The company told AIN about…
Read article →For next year, 50 million euros, which amounts to UAH 2.5 billion, have been preliminarily allocated for the program to support small agricultural producers. This was reported at the VI Agricultural Policy Forum "Agro-sector 2026–2027: Survival Strategy," according to agronews.ua.
PrivatBank has announced the sale of part of its property in Bukovel, which came into the ownership of the financial institution as repayment of problem loans.
The company Ethlabs proposed accelerating Ethereum's transition to post-quantum security and making the network resistant to potential threats from artificial intelligence as early as 2027.
The inability to export agricultural products through Black Sea ports could lead to losses for the Ukrainian agricultural sector at the level of 7.5 billion dollars. This was stated by the Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotskyi during an online discussion organized by UCAB.
There is currently no possibility of supporting farmers with fuel, because Ukraine is fully dependent on fuel imports, and the state has no resource for such assistance. This was reported at the VI Agricultural Policy Forum "Agro Sector 2026–2027: Survival Strategy," writes agronews.ua.
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine is launching a system for managing the technological development of the army. The ministry is forming six specialized centers: two are already operating, and four more are in the process of being created.
The project is part of the EBRD's "Resilience and Livelihoods Fund" (RLF) programme and provides for EUR6 million in a principal tranche, while up to another EUR3 million may be provided additionally.
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food is working with a scenario in which there will be no full access to Black Sea ports until the new marketing year, i.e. until July 1, 2027, because there is no confirmation of a horizon for restoring sea exports.