Brain drain: Why tech workers have been leaving Belarus behind
Thousands of tech workers left Belarus after the 2020 presidential elections and ensuing civil unrest means they are unlikely to return.
Thousands of tech workers left Belarus after the 2020 presidential elections and ensuing civil unrest means they are unlikely to return.
Lured by higher wages and the country's lenient approach to freelancing contracts, Poland's IT pros did remote working before it was cool. But proposed changes to the country's tax laws could make things more difficult.
Much like conventional militaries, countries also need to perform occasional drills of their cybersecurity defenses. Instead of soldiers and tanks, these involve virtual machines – and months of pestering executives for their login credentials.
Central Europe's cloud market could be just what Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is looking for.
A tech startup thinks it may have the solution to the headache of policing Poland's most polluted areas.
Sunday closing to help smaller retailers just points to more tech innovation for shops that want to stay open.
With a 5G mobile rollout looming, Poland has been pushing to bring its infrastructure up to par.
Juliusz Brzostek, director of Poland's NC Cyber, explains what the country's cybersecurity center has been up to in its first nine months of operation.
With an initial goal of creating a battery that lasts longer and recharges more rapidly, Czech firm HE3DA has learnt its nanotechnology also massively lowers production costs.
Allegro, the online retailer that once held off auction giant eBay, now seems up for grabs, offering a buyer the potential for central and eastern European expansion.