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Mikhail Mishustin said this effect also extends to software provided in the form of cloud services...

Mikhail Mishustin noted that more specialists are entering the industry...

Mikhail Mishustin added that domestic software accounts for more than 90% in transport sector...

KIEW (dpa-AFX) - Nach schweren russischen Raketenangriffen hat der ukrainische Präsident Wolodymyr Selenskyj eine Einhaltung der Techniksanktionen gegen Moskau gefordert. "Bei dem Angriff auf Kiew in dieser Woche haben die Russen Raketen eingesetzt, die ......

President of the Russoft association Valentin Makarov noted that further dynamics would depend on state policy...

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KIEW (dpa-AFX) - Antikorruptionsbehörden in der Ukraine haben den ehemaligen Leiter des Präsidentenbüros, Andrij Jermak, der Geldwäsche verdächtigt. Das Nationale Antikorruptionsbüro (NABU) und die Spezialisierte Antikorruptionsstaatsanwaltschaft (SAP) ......

Intel Leak: Russia Mulled Giving Iran Un-Jammable Drones To Fight US Forces Russia offered Iran thousands of advanced drones built to bypass electronic jamming systems, along with training for attacks on US troops in the Middle East, according to a confidential intelligence document obtained and reviewed by The Economist. Already the two countries have deepened their defense ties in the context of the years-long Ukraine war, with Tehran providing tens of thousands of Shahed suicide drones, but this fresh allegation points to potential increasing Russian involvement against the United States in the Persian Gulf region. Illustrative file image, source: Dragonfly Pictures Inc. Moscow has been previously accused of supplying the Iranians with targeting intelligence related to Operation Epic Fury, and some analysts have said this could explain how Iranian ballistic missiles and drones were able in many cases to score precision hits on US radar and military outposts in the region, as far away as Jor...

Two-thirds of the software used by Russia's regional governments is now made in Russia as a campaign to strip out foreign-made software gather momentum as part of the Kremlin's “digital sovereign” campaign....

Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin noted that the government has allocated over $2.39 bln for these purposes over the next three years...

The ministry added that the products should meet the requirements regarding safety, origin, availability of certificates...

Earlier, Rospatent head Yury Zubov said in an interview with TASS that well-known foreign brands are trying to ensure both registration and extension of their trademarks in Russia...

Die S-71K "Kovyor" ist Berichten zufolge Moskaus jüngster Marschflugkörper. In Trümmern findet Kiews Militärgeheimdienst Teile aus westlichen Staaten. Die vergleichsweise einfache Bauart könnte eine Produktion in großer Stückzahl für einen bestimmten Zweck ermöglichen....

Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from London, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. On today's show, oil is on track for its biggest weekly gain since the first week of the war, as Iran keeps the Strait of Hormuz closed, and US forces board a supertanker carrying Iranian crude. Shares in Intel soared 20% in extended trading powered by a blockbuster sales forecast that smashed estimates. And the European Union has opened the door for Ukraine to join the bloc, with an EU official telling Bloomberg that leaders have agreed the first accession negotiations could start in the coming weeks and months. Today's guest: Emma Wall, Hargreaves Lansdown, Chief Investment Strategist. (Source: Bloomberg)...

Russian gamers are facing growing payment and access problems amid the government crackdown on circumvention tools like VPNs....

The relevant petition was filed with the court in mid-2025...

Armenia is stepping up efforts to develop its semiconductor industry as part of a broader push to transform its economy through high technology....

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is advertising two data center positions in Inner Mongolia, where the company reportedly is relying on banned Nvidia Corp.'s Blackwell chips....

Evidence Points To Ukraine Being Behind TurkStream Attempted Sabotage (To No One's Surprise) Via Remix News, Secret service documents allegedly prove that the Ukrainians planned to blow up the Turkish and Blue Stream pipelines years ago, permanently cutting Europe off from cheap Russian gas, reports Magyar Nemzet, citing a report out of Ellenpont. However, Serbia's intelligence chief is denying that Ukrainians were the perpetrators, instead claiming that they had reports of a possible attack planned by a certain migrant gang group of radical muslims but had not considered it legitimate intel. However, this same chief also does not rule out that Ukraine was the contractor behind the scheme. The Serbian section of the Turkish Stream gas pipeline was set on fire in a sabotage operation on Sunday. Since this pipeline supplies Hungary with gas, blowing up the pipeline would have put the country's gas supply at risk. The portal also reported that, in response to the explosives found near the T...