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Amazon, Meta, Samsung, IBM, and Netflix have opened internships for future developers and AI engineers.

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Students from Kazakhstan won an international award at ABU Robocon 2026

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Uzbek startup Speko launched on Product Hunt

No provider can be the best at everything, and quality largely depends on the language. We route each request to the stack that currently delivers the best results and openly publish supporting data at benchmarks.speko.ai.

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An Azerbaijani startup has signed a contract with ByteDance

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Founders of IT schools in Kyrgyzstan: who is training the new generation of specialists

IT education in Kyrgyzstan is no longer limited to universities. The country is seeing the emergence of private schools, academies, and educational projects that train specialists in programming, AI, product management, and other fields. We tell the story of the people behind these initiatives who are shaping the next generation of IT professionals in Kyrgyzstan.

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OpenAI is developing AI agents: ChatGPT learns to perform work tasks independently

OpenAI is betting on AI agents that can not only respond to queries but also independently perform complex work tasks. The company's new approach allows integrating artificial intelligence with email, Slack, calendars, and other workplace services. OpenAI aims to expand the use of AI agents beyond programming and make them a tool for professionals across various fields.

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Vercel launched a free course on building AI agents from scratch.

Vercel has launched a new course on its educational platform, Vercel Academy — Build Your Own AI Coding Agent Harness. It focuses on creating infrastructure around an AI agent — what developers call a harness — from scratch, using AI SDK, Vercel Sandbox, and just-bash. The course author is Joel Hooks.

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Baku will host the Baku International Innovation Trade Show — ITS Baku 2026 for the first time

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Applications are now open for participation in the AI & Digital Bridge Awards 2026

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How a girl from Tashkent creates AI for early diagnosis of thyroid diseases in women

In June 2026, the media and hub for entrepreneurs Femtech Force, together with partners, launched the CA Femtech Landscape Study — the first market research on women's health technologies in five Central Asian countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. The global Femtech market was valued at approximately $52 billion in 2023, and according to Statista, it is projected to grow to $117 billion by 2029. There is no data available for Central Asia; the region remains a white spot on this map. The essence of the study is to fill the data gap. We are collecting information on the demand of the internal markets of the region for Femtech solutions, who in Central Asia is already creating innovative solutions for women's health, and who helps bring these solutions to market and scale them.

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More than 260 foreign IT specialists have received digital nomad status in Kazakhstan

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Claude's memory now works across chat and Cowork

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Apple announced the date for the new iPhone presentation — September 9

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In Kazakhstan, plans are underway to open a Kazakh-Chinese AI school.

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Why a powerful AI model is no longer enough: a partner at Menlo Ventures on Anthropic and the new wave of startups

Menlo Ventures venture fund partner Matt Murphy discussed the fund's early bet on Anthropic, what sets truly fast-growing AI companies apart, and the criticism surrounding the launch of the Mythos model lineup. He shared these insights in the Equity podcast from TechCrunch, hosted by journalist Julie Bort.

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