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Quality of electronic communication services: what is important to know
In a series of articles we will talk about the quality of electronic communication services (ECS), how it is determined, how it is controlled and why it is important
Interview with the Chief Commander of the ZSU: Our partnership with NATO is irrevocable
The editors of Telecom magazine rejected the possibility of providing food to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, reorganizing the General Staff and much more. Confirmed by the Chief of the General Staff – Chief Commander of the ZSU, Lieutenant General Ruslan Khomchak
High technologies for the army – solutions exhibition
On June 15, an inspection of samples of military equipment of the High Technology Network Cluster took place. The event was attended by the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko, representatives of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and law enforcement agencies.
Interview: “To protect Ukraine, high-quality communications are more needed in the trenches than in headquarters”
Interview with the Chief of Communications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Major General Vladimir Rapko, about communications on the front line and in the army as a whole.
Oppo A6 Pro smartphone review: ambitious
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Creating new mid-range smartphones is no easy task. Manufacturers have to balance performance, camera capabilities, displays, and the overall cost impact of each component. How the new Oppo A6 Pro balances these factors is discussed in our review.
Top news of 2025 on hi-tech.ua
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Our editorial team traditionally sums up the results every year. We recently showcased the editors’ top devices. Now it’s time to share the top news stories from hi-tech.ua in 2025.
You can now call Bolt and Uklon taxis during curfew in Ukraine events in Ukraine taxi war
Uklon is switching to a 24-hour operating mode, including a curfew, in 19 Ukrainian cities.
Data centers will take up 70% of memory in 2026. Cars and electronics will suffer artificial intelligence data center ram
Technology publications have been warning for months about the growing shortage of RAM, SSDs, and hard drives. The main driver of the problem has been the explosive growth in demand from artificial intelligence systems.