Technologies
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Why don’t we print a house: how Tatarstan mastering additive technologies
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‘Residential buildings and shopping malls without charging stations should become nonsense’
Problems of development of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles were discussed at Kazan Digital Week
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Sports phygital centre to appear in Kazan Universiade Village
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Kazan relies on gas-engine buses in public transport development
Charging network for electric vehicles in Kazan is going to be built around residential buildings, offices, and shopping centres
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Russian-Chinese telecom equipment production to be launched in Innopolis
A joint venture with an investment volume of 2 billion rubles is going to send the first batches of products to equip the M12 highway
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‘Blood cannot flow in someone else’s veins: there is no sovereignty without our own microelectronics’
The state is going to support the transition to domestic digital “rails”, the head of the Ministry of Digital Developemnt of Russia said at the Kazan Digital Week forum
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Viktor Nikitin: ‘It is a disaster for a business to rebuild and invest billions again’
How Russian companies are experiencing the withdrawal of foreign IT vendors and what will happen next
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TAIF-SM director general: ‘I don’t like the word import substitution, we make our own product and, as a rule, better’
The time for opportunities: Russia’s unique polyalphaolefin oil manufacturer increases activity in the niche of industrial oils and lubricants
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Tatarstan orders ‘national teleconference service’: 1,200 people at once, two languages
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‘There is a decrease, but it is not fatal’: Ministry of Finance announces base stations production in Tatarstan
Revenue of operators from the provision of communication services in the republic is going to amount to 20,14 billion rubles by the results of the first six months of 2023
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‘She walks along the garden looking for a signal’: Tatarstan in the lead in countryside voting for mobile Internet
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‘The cameras in Tatarstan aren’t able to reconstruct the picture of what happened’
A Kazan scientist has developed a unique way of providing photographic evidence of traffic code violations
