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Kitsoft founder and CEO Oleksandr Yefremov announced the opening of the source code for the low-code platform Liquio, which underpins many Ukrainian government services. The company also plans to enter African markets as part of its growth strategy.
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The share of juniors and interns in Ukrainian IT in 2026 is only 11%, more than twice lower than in 2022. The market has significantly shifted toward experienced specialists — Senior, Lead and professionals with 5+ years of experience.
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Experts from Ukrainian payment service WayForPay analyzed international studies and identified which specialists will be most in demand in the era of artificial intelligence and fintech. By 2030, the world could see 170 million new jobs, most of which will require digital skills.
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El Salvador is reviewing the five-year results of its Bitcoin experiment, SpaceX is considering acquiring data from bankrupt startups to train its Grok AI, and a resonant corporate conflict has erupted in Ukraine’s venture community. We break down how these events are shaping the business environment and investment strategies.
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Ukrainian businesses are seeking a balance between state control, energy challenges and workforce stability. Fresh regulatory decisions, market initiatives and research show the direction in which the economy is moving.
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Seven out of ten Ukrainian employers most frequently mentioned by ChatGPT and Gemini are IT companies. At the same time, banks are actively integrating AI into their services to stay closer to customers’ digital habits.
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Two seemingly unrelated messages — a fire at a marketplace warehouse and the launch of a digital assistant — actually point to a shared problem for small businesses: vulnerability of inventory and the need for modern control tools.
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According to TechUkraine, in the first half of 2026, Ukrainian tech companies generated an export volume of $3.999 billion, a 3.8% increase compared to the same period in 2025 ($3.853 billion). This signals gradual market stabilization and a restoration of trust among international clients.
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The Ukrainian IT sector continues to stably export services, recording an average monthly volume of approximately $570 million. In the first seven months of 2026, currency inflows reached $3,999 million, a 3.8% increase compared to the same period last year.
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Ukrainian startups are getting new support tools: from cloud credits up to $100,000 from Cloudflare to free business model design intensives.
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The Ukrainian government is launching major changes in the mobilization and employee reservation system. The focus is shifting from forced mobilization to recruitment, and the reservation system is set to become stable and transparent. This creates new requirements for small businesses.
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Digitalization of Ukrainian business and govtech requires both state support and internal initiatives. According to the study 'Restoration of Ukraine on the Principles of Integrity', 9 out of 10 companies need external assistance — legal, technical, access to digital tools, and funding. This indicates a systemic demand for digital solutions, especially in the context of recovery and integrity.
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Kyivstar is simultaneously moving in four directions — external mergers, delayed 5G, IPO preparation, and in-house AI development. Each step has a clear date or constraint, but all depend on external conditions.
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The Ukrainian startup ecosystem is evolving despite war and geopolitical risks: government contracts for GovTech, international investments, and integrity research are shaping new opportunities, but location restrictions continue to hinder access to global markets.
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Ukrainian business is gaining unique opportunities: the development of GovTech as an export product, funding for veteran-owned enterprises, and the chance to enter the international arena through TechCrunch. These initiatives are already active and creating concrete growth points.
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