News about Digitalization
From July 4, 2026, all data on insurance medicine will be concentrated in the unified information system “Compulsory Medical Insurance” (CMI). It will work in a mode of full compatibility with other information systems and databases to obtain reliable information.
In an increasingly interconnected world, Internet access has become an essential service in every European home. However, the cost of connectivity varies considerably across the EU.
The Ministry of Culture estimated the volume of domestic book production at only 40 lei per year per inhabitant. According to the draft “Program for the implementation of the National Culture and Heritage Strategy for 2026-2030”, this indicator is significantly lower than the average level in the region, which indicates a systemic stagnation of the sector.
The National Bureau of Statistics launches the pilot statistical survey “Use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in Households” in accordance with European standards and requirements of the EU Regulation. The main objective of the survey is to assess the degree of digitalization of society and to understand how citizens integrate modern technologies into their everyday life.
The Hungarian low-cost carrier will start equipping its planes with satellite internet from 2027. Ryanair and EasyJet have so far rejected the technology because of the cost.
Trade unions are concerned about precarization (precariousness of employment relationships) on digital platforms. While digital platforms provide flexibility and quick access to services and goods, this “freedom” often comes at a high cost to workers: deprivation of rights guaranteed by labor laws, lack of social protection and hazardous working conditions.
Moldova will modernize 20 rural model schools. 50 million euros will be allocated for renovation, digitalization and energy efficiency of educational institutions.
Moldovan law enforcement authorities will be able to quickly request electronic evidence directly from foreign IT companies and instantly exchange data with colleagues from other countries.
More than a decade after the introduction of video surveillance in exam halls, authorities are noticing radical changes in the mentality of students and teachers. What was perceived as a “national shock” in 2013 has now become the norm, ensuring the fairness of the assessment process. This is the opinion of Lilia Ivanov, Director of the National Curriculum and Assessment Agency.
Apple has removed messenger “Max” from the App Store, explaining the decision by the need to comply with sanctions requirements and the laws of the jurisdictions in which the company operates.
Moldova Digital Summit 2026, one of the most important events dedicated to digital transformation, innovation and new technologies in Moldova, takes place in Chisinau on June 5-6.
Billionaire Jack Dorsey’s company Block has introduced an unusual payment accessory for the Cash App service – a miniature “magic wand” with a built-in NFC chip. It can be used to pay for purchases in stores just like using a bank card or a smartphone.
While some employees relish the opportunity to work in their home clothes and not spend hours commuting, scientists are increasingly wondering whether the price for this comfort is a sense of loneliness.
After 18 years since its foundation – at a time of full maturity – iute Moldova prefers to measure its success not by statistics or turnover, but by the fate of the people it has supported. What started as an ambitious team in a single office in Chisinau has today grown into a digital financial ecosystem that has an impact on the entire region. Throughout this formative journey, the company has taken on a responsibility that goes beyond business: to remain a trusted partner that addresses the real day-to-day needs of the community.
The Association of Cyber Security Organizations of Azerbaijan (AKTA) signed a multilateral memorandum of cooperation with the Technical University of Moldova (TUM), the Scientific Association of Cyber Security of Ukraine and the Scientific Association of Cyber Security of Georgia.
The large-scale digitalization of public services in Moldova is associated with serious risks of social exclusion and discrimination. This was stated by the People’s Advocate Czeslaw Panco during the presentation of a report in Parliament, emphasizing that the rapid transition to digitalization requires the immediate implementation of mechanisms for the protection of citizens’ rights.
A special parliamentary investigative commission will investigate the causes of the increase in telephone and digital fraud. Its tasks include assessing the damage caused and identifying legislative gaps that allow criminals to operate with impunity on the territory of the Republic of Moldova.
Public attitudes toward data centers in the U.S. have deteriorated markedly in just a few months, and according to fresh polling, this is becoming one of the new points of tension around the development of artificial intelligence.
Moldova exports more IT services than wine.
The British Parliament’s Science, Innovation and Technology Committee has recommended that the government refuse to cooperate with the US company Palantir, calling its growing influence on the public sector an “unacceptable vulnerability”. The report was published against the backdrop of the growing desire of European countries to reduce dependence on American technology corporations in the field of data storage and digital infrastructure.
