Maia Yarova

12 Ukrainian startups will participate at CES 2023 in Las Vegas. What do they do?

Despite wartime challenges, 12 Ukrainian startups will present their solutions at the most influential tech gathering of global innovators CES 2023, which take part on January 5-8 in Las Vegas, the USA, TechUkraine reports.  According to Dmytro Kuzmenko, Executive Director at UVCA –

Wargaming exits Kyiv-based studio Frag Lab, it has a new co-owner now

As AIN.Capital found out, Wargaming which was a publisher for the Kyiv game studio Frag Lab and one of its stakeholders, exited the project. Frag Lab doesn’t disclose the name of the new co-owner that participated in the deal. About

Luxoft opens two new offices in Romania

The tech company Luxoft announced the opening of two new offices in Romania. They are located in the cities Iași and Cluj-Napoca. “Our luxofters from Iași and Cluj can now enjoy the benefits of a truly flexible workplace that perfectly

Ukraine-founded Altris AI raises ＄1M from Russian Runa Capital

Altris AI, a startup founded in Ukraine, developing an AI platform for ophthalmologists, has raised $1 million, Siliсonсanals reports. The round was led by the Russian fund Runa Capital. Other investors include Artesian, Joint Journey, Brinc Limited, Farmak, Chicago Booth Angels, and

Ukrainian Jarvi Games raised ＄3M in funding… From a Russian fund

Ukrainian game development studio Jarvi Games raised ＄3M to finance its open-world mobile game Vice Online. The round was led by Play Ventures with participation from Velo Partners and The Games Fund, Venture Beat reports. The editorial office of AIN.Capital

IT company Dev.Pro laid off 100 employees. What happened?

IT company Dev.Pro laid off 100 employees in Ukraine. The company explained that they were forced to take such a step due to the loss of a regular client. AIN.Capital tells the details. “As part of our cooperation at the beginning of the

Playtika lays off 15% of its staff in Ukraine, globally — 800 people

Playtika, a game developer company, is making massive layoffs. According to Globes, about 800 employees around the world will be fired. According to AIN.Capital‘s sources, the cuts will also affect the Ukrainian R&D offices, where a total of over 100

German author declined Russians’ request for translation of his C++ book due to war in Ukraine

The German author and trainer for C++, Nicolai Josuttis declined the request of a Russian publisher to translate his C++ book to Russian. The reason is the publisher didn’t want to insert the authors’ dedication to the Ukrainian people into

“The rich and arrogant guy ended up destroying excellent working culture.” Ukrainian Engineer on his quitting from Twitter

Elon Musk owns Twitter for less than a month, and already managed to do a lot of controversial changes in the company. The mass layoffs have become the biggest one, leaving Twitter with less than 15% of its initial staff.