The Ministry of Education of Turkmenistan has officially launched a new mobile application, MenTalyp, designed to assist prospective students in preparing for entrance examinations to the nation's higher educational institutions.

The Russian messenger application MAX has rapidly ascended to the top ranks of domestic app stores.

For all who wish to comprehend the principles of computer networks, a new complimentary online course, Base Cloud Network, has been launched. The program encompasses key aspects, ranging from the foundations of network interactions to contemporary networking technologies.

On July 18, Calibre 8.7 was released, marking a new version of the popular cross-platform software for managing e-books. This open-source solution enables users to read, create, and conveniently store e-books in various formats within a personal library.

This new resource is updated daily, offering real-time data on application submissions for various universities and specialties.

Yandex B2B Tech, a division of Yandex, and SolidSoft, a Russian cybersecurity company, have announced the formation of a joint venture (JV).

NVIDIA has commenced limited production of its new generation of high-performance chips, the Grace Blackwell GB300.

The South Korean space agency (KASA), established just one year ago, has presented ambitious long-term plans for lunar and Martian exploration.

The United Kingdom has officially activated Isambard-AI, currently the nation's most powerful supercomputer dedicated to AI workloads.

British architectural firm Heatherwick Studio has unveiled its latest Asian endeavor: the Hatai hotel complex in Bangkok, Thailand.