Fedorov announced this on Telegram, as reported by Ukrinform.

“I systematized the results of our team’s trip to the USA,” wrote Fedorov.

According to him, the Ministry of Digitization in particular has agreed on $75 million in aid with services from Amazon AWS.

“This is a strong support for Ukraine’s cyber resilience. Resources will help to continue storing copies of data in the cloud, transferring active infrastructure to the cloud. This is infrastructure that is not subject to missile attacks,” Fedorov said.

There was also a productive meeting with USAID director Samantha Paver where they discussed a new digitalization support project. Fedorov noted that support could be one of the foundations for developing a recording platform “Dia”, given that the Digital Ministry’s budget has been reduced by 86% next year (and this year). digitization of services.

Added two projects with VISA. The company has already supported many initiatives of the Ministry of Digital (Action.Business, Action.Digital Education, Diia Summit, eSupport), but according to Fedorov, new projects will be an important stage in the development of innovative public financial services. Education in Ukraine and in the direction of digital transformation.

ClearView has expanded access to AI technologies and services for $6 million.

“This will make it possible to identify even more murderers from the Russian Federation, thanks to artificial intelligence for recognizing faces,” commented Fedorov.

The Ministry of Digital Education received $2 million and 50,000 free Google Workspace licenses from Google for the development of digital education.

A memorandum of cooperation was signed with Recorded Future, the world’s largest intelligence company. Ukraine will receive assistance from the company’s analysts and engineers to work towards additional protection of critical infrastructure.

Many meetings were held on cooperation and development in the field of cyber security, receiving grants from the World Bank, adopting the US experience in the direction of creating a digitalization policy, a meeting with The Washington Post journalists and the presentation of digital. state in the Atlantic Council. Speak before congressmen and senators who care about our country’s financial and military support. We also met with Trade Minister Gina Raimondo and discussed the digital blockade of the Russian Federation.”

Separately, the Department of Digital Affairs team visited a test site with military solutions from American companies and Loop from Boring company.

“Satellite technologies, artificial intelligence, drones are already helping Ukraine to solve a number of tasks. We continue to implement technologies that save the lives of military personnel, help the civilian population receive services and communications, and detect war criminals of the Russian Federation. … “The United States is making incredible efforts to support the stability of the Ukrainian people. And our gratitude is boundless. At every meeting, we heard many kind words about President Zelenskyi, the Ukrainian Armed Forces and every Ukrainian.”

According to Fedorov, more than 125,000 search queries have been made since February 24 to identify Russian war criminals, Ukrinform reported.