Israeli High-Tech Sector Sees First Employment Decline in a Decade
Israel's high-tech sector faces first employment decline in a decade, impacting GDP and exports. Stagnation in hiring attributed to global economic crisis and
Israel's high-tech sector faces first employment decline in a decade, impacting GDP and exports. Stagnation in hiring attributed to global economic crisis and
Israeli scientists develop groundbreaking AI tool to test memory in Alzheimer's patients and infants using eye-tracking technology.
Tel Aviv's Hypercore has raised $13.5M from Insight Partners to launch its AI Admin Agent, automating private credit loan servicing.
Israel's Ministry of Transportation successfully tested drones for medical, logistics, and police operations, paving the way for national integration.
Tel Aviv-based SentinelOne is a leader in unified AI security, earning the top "Innovator" ranking in the first-ever SACR report for its Singularity Platform.
Israeli cybersecurity firm Minimus has released a secure version of OpenClaw, reducing over 2,000 vulnerabilities by 99% for AI agent deployments.
Israel's Ministry of Energy is initiating agro-voltaic renewable energy projects in the Gaza region, also known as Tekuma, to aid reconstruction and meet 2030.
Augmented Intelligence (AUI) has acquired Quack AI, a US-Israeli AI startup specializing in AI-powered customer service agents, expanding its R&D operations.
Israeli startup Enso has launched AgentCrunch, the world's first fully AI-run tech magazine, demonstrating autonomous AI agents in journalism.
Meprolight, an SK Group company, has launched Sting Lumina, a dual-wavelength laser and IR illuminator for covert missions, built for demanding conditions.
Prime Minister Netanyahu announced plans for an AI server farm, calling it a "major move" to enhance Israel's military and global power projection.
Prime Minister Netanyahu announced an accelerated plan to build an AI server farm, crucial for Israel's military and global power advantages.