# Technologies

OpenAI will support AI research in Ukrainian schools
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OpenAI will support AI research in Ukrainian schools

В Україні запускають перше національне дослідження про вплив штучного інтелекту на шкільну освіту під час війни.

Iran wants to charge fees for the use of internet cables laid in the Strait of Hormuz
Politics

Iran wants to charge fees for the use of internet cables laid in the Strait of Hormuz

There has been talk in Iran of charging the world’s largest technology companies for the use of undersea internet cables laid in the Strait of Hormuz.

Foxconn has been hacked: 11 million files belonging to the manufacturer of Apple and NVIDIA have been stolen
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Foxconn has been hacked: 11 million files belonging to the manufacturer of Apple and NVIDIA have been stolen

Foxconn, one of the world’s largest electronics manufacturers for Apple, Google, NVIDIA and other tech companies, has confirmed a cyberattack on some of its facilities in North America. The hacker group Nitrogen has claimed to have stolen over 11 million files.

The “Google tax” has brought in nearly 7 billion hryvnia for the Ukrainian budget
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The “Google tax” has brought in nearly 7 billion hryvnia for the Ukrainian budget

In the first four months of 2026, international companies providing digital services to Ukrainian users paid over 6.9 billion hryvnia in ‘Google tax’ to the state budget. This is 1.5 billion hryvnia more than in the same period last year.

Apple has released iOS 26.5: why this update is important for all iPhone and Mac users
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Apple has released iOS 26.5: why this update is important for all iPhone and Mac users

Apple has officially released version 26.5 for all its operating systems: iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS and visionOS. The update includes critical security patches and several other important features. In particular, the tech giant is bringing the era of Intel-based computers to a close and is making messaging between iPhones and Android devices secure.

Zelenskyy met with Palantir’s CEO: Ukraine is expanding the use of AI in the war
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Zelenskyy met with Palantir’s CEO: Ukraine is expanding the use of AI in the war

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Alex Karp, CEO of Palantir Technologies, in Kyiv. Ukraine is expanding its use of artificial intelligence, combat data and technological solutions to counter Russian drones and plan operations.

A laboratory has opened in Japan where medical experiments are carried out by robots
Science

A laboratory has opened in Japan where medical experiments are carried out by robots

Tokyo University of Science in Japan has opened a laboratory where medical experiments are carried out by robots without human involvement.

Major Telegram update: the messaging app’s founder reveals the details
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Major Telegram update: the messaging app’s founder reveals the details

Telegram has introduced 10 new features and over 200 improvements. The main new feature is the option to connect AI bots to a user’s personal profile.

ChatGPT will alert the user’s loved ones if they express suicidal thoughts
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ChatGPT will alert the user’s loved ones if they express suicidal thoughts

OpenAI has announced a new ‘Trusted Contact’ feature — ChatGPT will notify the user’s loved ones if it detects suicidal thoughts.

A laser called 'Trident' has been developed in Ukraine to shoot down 'Shahed' drones
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A laser called 'Trident' has been developed in Ukraine to shoot down 'Shahed' drones

A new, highly effective laser weapon designed to take down enemy drones has been developed in Ukraine. The upgraded "Trizub" laser system is now operational as part of a mobile trailer-mounted system.

Kyivstar will sell Starlink to businesses and government agencies in Ukraine
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Kyivstar will sell Starlink to businesses and government agencies in Ukraine

The Ukrainian operator Kyivstar has expanded its partnership with Starlink and will now be able to sell the company’s satellite internet and equipment to businesses, schools, universities, hospitals and public clinics in Ukraine.

Apple to pay $250 million in compensation over advertising of non-existent AI features in the iPhone
Business

Apple to pay $250 million in compensation over advertising of non-existent AI features in the iPhone

Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to iPhone owners to settle a lawsuit alleging that it misled customers regarding new artificial intelligence features.

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