Technologies

• IT 22 May, 09:00 Bypassing SWIFT: Tatarstan prepares crypto operator for external settlements A private company has been established in Tatarstan to conduct external settlements in cryptocurrency — the Central Bank is currently accrediting it.
• IT 21 May, 09:00 Innopolis turns 10: why the city is not waiting for sanctions to be lifted and where it will get another 474 billion rubles Laying a capsule with a message to descendants at the construction site of the Innopolis project
• IT 13 May, 09:00 Voiced by AI: How robots are taking over book streaming Artificial intelligence is closing in on narrators: how algorithms are changing the audiobook market and who will win the race for listeners

• 22 May, 09:00 Not provided for in Criminal Code: Russia proposes to criminalise DDoS attacks But there are several “buts”
• 16 May, 09:00 Shamil Idiatullin: the idea that AI will replace writers is overrated How science fiction writers predicted our future with artificial intelligence
• IT 12 May, 09:00 ‘The legal system won’t protect here’: machines have already taken over the creative labour market Experts estimate that the rewards for works created by artificial intelligence will reach approximately 15 billion rubles

• Telecommunications 05 May, 09:00 Airat Nurutdinov is building a ‘second Tattelecom’: what led to profit growth in 2024 The annual meeting of shareholders approved the decision to allocate 50% of net profit to pay dividends
• Mass media 21 April, 09:00 Ilfar Karimov: ‘Ethnofolk is very popular now not only here, but also abroad’ Executive Director of Bolgar Radiosy — about the reasons for the success of Homay, the station's projects and the problems of regional radio
• 11 April, 09:00 ‘The launch of a spacecraft with a Tatarstan native onboard is a tearful moment of pride!’ The republic's delegation observed the launch of a spacecraft with Tatarstan cosmonaut Sergey Ryzhikov on board

• IT 22 April, 09:00 When algorithms become sacred: how machines become our new religion In her book God, Human, Animal, Machine, Meghan O’Gieblyn unravels a tangle of theology, technology, and humanity’s yearning for meaning — transforming metaphors into weapons of philosophical resistance against digital totalitarianism
• IT 14 April, 09:00 ‘Raising the next Ovechkin’: venture capital urged to turn toward universities Currently, Russian venture funds are investing in late-stage companies for subsequent IPO
• IT 11 April, 09:00 Innopolis fine-tuning: IT hub developing experimental legal regime for ventures Investors expect a capital margin of at least 50% and a planning horizon of up to 5 years