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Jan 17, 2018

Russia to pay hackers to test its cyber security

The government is ready to spend $14 million by 2020 to find weak spots online

Dec 26, 2017

Russian IT service company IBS considers IPO in 2018

Russian IT service provider IBS is considering holding an initial public offering in 2018, two financial market sources and a source familiar with the company’s plans told Reuters this Wednesday

Dec 25, 2017

As Moscow goes high-tech, so does its surveillance system

Over the past six years, the city has contracted with telecommunications operators to install more than 130,000 cameras

Oct 01, 2017

Oculus Rift Gets Virtual Competitor: Russia Rolls Out Its Own VR Helmets

The Russian company DEUS has presented its brand-new virtual reality helmets, both for gaming and military purposes

Sep 07, 2017

State corporation Rostec launches cyber security export program

Thus, foreign customers will enjoy Russian cyber security excellence in such fields as social network monitoring, anti-virus technologies and encryption

Aug 23, 2017

New plan to boost Russian IT equipment production?

The new proposals are also said to include a requirement for telecom companies to use locally-produced equipment for providing services to state entities

Aug 04, 2017

Blockchain platform to serve digital assets may appear in Russia

The prospective platform is expected to evolve into a set of services and “bridge” to bring together digital assets and payment systems working with fiat (conventional) currencies

Jul 27, 2017

New Russian AI speaker will compete with Google and Amazon

Yandex, the Russian Internet giant, is developing a new smart speaker to compete globally with Amazon Echo and Google Home

Jul 26, 2017

Dial-a-doc: How the Internet is revolutionizing medical care in Russia

Most patients are people from the regions where quality medical care is harder to access

Jun 21, 2017

Dough is in the Air: Russian Central Bank Supports Cash Delivery by Drones

Sberbank plans to introduce unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) with a carrying capacity of up to 50 kilograms (110 pounds) for the transport of cash

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