Communications and IT in Ukraine
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lifecell remains the leader in number portability in the first half of 2026
According to the results of January-June 2026, lifecell retained first place among Ukrainian operators in terms of the number of subscribers who used the mobile number portability service. 64.5% of all numbers successfully ported in
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The Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine (AMCU) recommended that Vodafone, lifecell, and Kyivstar stop spreading inaccurate information about mobile internet
According to the results of monitoring measures, the AMCU found that when promoting tariff plans across various communication channels (tariff plan packaging, websites on the Internet, social media, advertising materials), mobile operators use claims such
Living AI from brain cells: scientists have created a biological computer
Scientists from Princeton University have mixed living brain cells with high-tech electronics. The development, called 3D-MIND, is able to recognize complex patterns while consuming millions of times less energy than modern AI systems. This is
First of all: Shahed was shot down by a Ukrainian drone drone from a surface platform
The forces of unmanned SPA systems began to use unmanned surface platforms carrying drones to counteract Russian UAVs, aerial vehicles, and “shaheeds.” This was reported to SBS, reports the PromPolitInform portal. The combat operation was
Record investments, preparation for 5G and internet without electricity – the main results of Vodafone’s activities for the year
In 2025, the mobile operator Vodafone Ukraine invested a record 8.7 billion hryvnias in network development and maintenance of stable communication. This is twice as much as the company’s net profit for this period. The
Nova Poshta Joins the Army+ Initiative
Nova Poshta has joined the Army+ initiative, providing delivery services for military personnel in frontline regions for just 1 hryvnia. To participate in the program, it is enough to generate a barcode in the mobile
