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Sri Lanka launched a visa for digital nomads

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China to build the world's first fully robotic hotel

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How to Start a Career in IT Without a Relevant Degree: Stories from BCC-HUB School of Systems Analysis Graduates

Entering the IT field today can be achieved through various paths, but one of the most effective is gaining practical experience by working on real-world cases. This principle underpins the corporate training program for specialists — the BCC-HUB School of Systems Analysis.

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Women in IT: Key Career Opportunities in July 2026

We’ve gathered the latest opportunities for women from Central Asia and those looking to advance their careers in the global tech community.

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A Chinese startup has created smart glasses without a camera and has become a unicorn

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In Kazakhstan, long-term support measures for IT businesses are being developed

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Two startups from Kazakhstan have been included in the Wall of Champions at Draper University

Tanat Uskenbayev, Managing Director of Astana Hub Hero Training, remains one of the key international programs of Astana Hub, providing startups in Central Eurasia with access to Silicon Valley expertise, international investors, and global markets. Over five cohorts, 47 technology companies have participated in the program, and the total amount of investments raised by graduates has exceeded $3.3 million. The program not only provides practical knowledge from leading entrepreneurs and investors but also offers a deeper immersion into Silicon Valley culture, helping participants understand the specifics of operating in one of the world's most advanced technology markets. This experience helps teams more quickly adapt their products for a global audience, find international partners, and develop scaling strategies.

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15 AI-based services that simplify data work

A few years ago, data analytics required knowledge of SQL and Python and involvement of specialized professionals. Today, it’s enough to upload a file and ask a question in natural language. According to IBM, data specialists can spend up to 80% of their working time preparing information, while modern AI tools allow automating a significant portion of routine analytics. We’ve gathered useful services for you that help work with data without writing a single line of code.

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Gartner has named the 6 key IT trends that will shape infrastructure development in 2026

Gartner has identified six key trends that will shape the development of infrastructure and operations. Among them is disinformation security, which will help organizations maintain trust in communications and protect brand reputation. Let’s examine each of these in more detail.

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IT events of the week, July 6-12: ChocoDevDay, Expo Batch 3, and ICIET 2026

This week, the spotlight is on AI, big data, startups, and engineering innovations.

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The head of Brex explained why CEOs can no longer delegate AI issues

Pedro Franceschi, co-founder and CEO of the FinTech company Brex, discussed in the Y Combinator Lightcone podcast how the company restructured its internal processes around AI agents, why a proprietary network proxy was needed for "free" agents, and why the company's leader must personally master the boundaries of the technology's capabilities.

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The best online schools for artificial intelligence in Central Asia and the Caucasus

Neural networks are increasingly becoming an essential skill—much like Excel or English used to be. We’ve gathered the most well-known and in-demand schools and programs in AI: from free state initiatives in Kazakhstan to international certification courses.

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Silicon Valley of Asia: A Review of the Technological Capital — Singapore

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The national online rounds of the largest startup competition in Central Eurasia — Road to TechCrunch Startup Battlefield — are starting

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How an Uzbek mathematician became an AI Safety researcher at Stanford

In our new material, we talk about how Abdumalik, an Uzbek, is currently creating safe artificial intelligence systems at Stanford University.

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