
You Can Test the Open Source AI Assistant OpenClaw in Cloud.ru
Unlike regular chatbots, OpenClaw can independently execute commands, such as working with files and external services, processing data, and sending messages.

Unlike regular chatbots, OpenClaw can independently execute commands, such as working with files and external services, processing data, and sending messages.

The new feature is useful for teachers, lecturers and trainers to test knowledge in a playful way.

Connection to modern gadgets without adapters.

This is the first opportunity for sellers to directly use video advertising in the most visible place on the platform.

The industrial smartphone is powered by the Russian operating system "Red OS M" and is designed for intensive use in harsh conditions.

More than 3,000 changes have been made to OS "Aurora" version 5.2.

The service is free and available for all types of activities permitted for the STS.

Joint tests have shown that the combination of USB tokens and smart cards "Rutoken EDS" 3.0 and PAC "Sobol" creates a holistic secure environment.

For Wildberries sellers, the working conditions will remain the same: access to the API is provided free of charge.

It is currently undergoing the procedure of being included in the register of the Russian industry of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
Public Joint Stock Company "BAZIS GROUP OF COMPANIES", a Russian vendor and developer of dynamic IT infrastructure management software, announced that, effective January 15, the Moscow Exchange has included the Group's ordinary shares in the Innovation and Investment Market Sector (hereinafter referred to as the "IIM Sector").

The Skala^r MBD.P Database Machine is a hardware and software suite designed for data processing and storage, intended to replace foreign analogues such as Oracle Exadata.

Advertisers can study the impact of their campaigns on brand perception and adjust their strategy to improve efficiency.

The GLONASS/GPS tracking platform was developed in response to the departure of the Wialon system from the Russian market, which previously provided up to 50% of vehicle monitoring in the country.