Microsoft has officially retired its desktop publishing software, Publisher, after 35 years of operation, prompting users to migrate their .pub files to PDF format.
YADRO has unveiled its BOREY containerized data center, designed for rapid deployment and scalable computing infrastructure in remote locations.
Microsoft has identified a search bug in the classic Outlook for Microsoft 365 client that prevents results from updating after mailbox changes.
Business laptop refresh cycles have shortened to four years, prompting companies to prioritize long-term reliability over initial hardware costs.
Aeroflot has implemented a new domestic production management platform, Ops Dynamics, to replace foreign software and automate flight operations.
Gazinformservice and SberStrakhovanie have announced a partnership to collaborate on cyber insurance development and risk management strategies.
A joint study by hh.ru and Dream Job analyzed 2.7 million reviews to rank industries and professions by workplace comfort, placing telecommunications and data science at the top.
A new study by Vyberu.ru reveals that 27% of Russians consider the programming profession overrated, with 24% of IT specialists agreeing with this assessment.
A faulty optional Microsoft 365 update is causing the deactivation and, in some cases, the complete removal of perpetual Office 2016 and 2019 licenses on Windows 11.
A SkillStaff survey of over 1,000 IT professionals shows that 70% have accelerated their workflow using AI, while 65% are willing to pay for these tools out of their own pockets.
The GIS STUDENT DAY 2026 forum will be held in Saint Petersburg on October 1, connecting IT and cybersecurity students with industry leaders and potential employers.
Gubkin University has opened a specialized IT laboratory equipped with the R7-Office platform to train oil and gas industry professionals.
Otus has released a schedule of 42 free IT webinars for the second half of September, covering topics from AI and backend development to infrastructure and management.
Russian IT developers have earned 2 ₽ billion from import-substituting software sales, supported by over 22 ₽ billion in state grants.
