'Digital Health' Can't Be the Cure for Coronavirus, Top Medical Entrepreneur Says

'We won’t diagnose COVID-19 with an iPhone. It won’t happen,' Dr. Eyal Orion says, explaining why knowledge-based medical startups matter more in the time of pandemic

Analysis Netanyahu’s Supporters Dare the Court

They seek to convince the public that the prime minister's line - that he is the victim of a plot - is legitimate criticism on his part

Facebook Alleges Israeli Spyware Firm NSO Ran Attack Servers on U.S. Soil

In a clash of espionage giants, NSO argues California court has no jurisdiction to handle Facebook's suit against it

Nvidia Gets China's Go-ahead for $6.9 Billion Deal for Israeli Chipmaker Mellanox

Chinese regulatory approval, slowed by the trade war with the United States, had been waiting for more than a year

Missiles Out, Ventilators In: Israeli Defense Contractors Answer the Coronavirus Call

'We’re very good at war technology, and this is a war' – Defense companies are bringing their skills to medical technology and hospitals are pleased with the results

Israeli Tech Awaits a Post-coronavirus Rebound. Could U.S. Ills Delay It?

Many employees are working at home, but business is far from usual as startup fundraising falls and marketing channels have been shut down

Israeli Spyware Company NSO Names Tech Executive as Chairman

Asher Levy, former CEO of Orbotech, vows to deepen controversial firm’s commitment to ethical policies

‘No Tenders in War’: Defense Minister Insists on Team-up With NSO to Battle Coronavirus

Naftali Bennett's party member Ayelet Shaked, who is close friends with NSO's president, backs defense minister’s initiative to cooperate with controversial company

Microsoft to Sell Stake in Israeli Facial Recognition Startup

Move comes after Microsoft investigated whether Israeli facial recognition startup it funded complies with its ethics code; Last year, Haaretz-TheMarker revealed AnyVision secretly tracks Palestinians in the West Bank

Israeli High-tech Gets the Coronavirus Jitters

Fears growing over tougher times for fundraising, and even layoffs, as the epidemic spreads

This Israeli Startup Wants to Print You Up a Nice, Juicy Steak

MeaTech's 3D printing technology makes meat from cells retrieved from an animal's umbilical cord

WhatsApp Closer to Winning Spyware Lawsuit After Israeli Firm NSO Is a No-show

NSO promised to 'vigorously fight' allegations it abused a security flaw to hack hundreds of smartphones, but failed to show up in court

The Two Israeli Brothers Who Dared to Take on the Big Apple

After the U.S. company allegedly copied their email app and removed it from the App Store, Ben and Dan Volach went on the legal warpath

Opinion Unemployed Robots in America Could Spell Trouble for Israeli High-tech

America’s frothiest startups, like the android pizza maker Zume, are in trouble and that could reverberate on Israel’s more sober tech

Israeli Startups Hiring More ultra-Orthodox and Arab Workers, Report Says

Their share of new hires in 2017-18 was triple their share of existing jobs in the industry

For Intel Firms, Changes to Cold War Arms Treaty Could Make Hacking Phones Much Harder

The field is now subject to the Wassenaar Arrangement, which regulates technology that can be used for both civilian and security-related purposes

Opinion Welcome to the Coronavirus State of Israel and Its Standstill Economy

Italy is giving us a taste of what may happen if and when the coronavirus reaches Israel, but in our case the lockdowns may be much more devastating

For Elite Israeli Intelligence Alumni, Cybersecurity Is Out and Health Tech Is In

World-famous for their hacking skills, many former members of the IDF's elite 8200 unit see the convergence of biology and data as Israel’s next hot industry, and want in

Israeli Cybersecurity Firm SentinelOne Raises $200 Million

Startup becomes the latest Israeli unicorn, a privately-held company valued at more than $1 billion.

Editorial Israel Has Failed to Address Severe Cybersecurity Issues, and Threats Are Imminent

Google-Waze Deal Is in the Crosshairs as U.S. Probes Old Tech Deals

Bloomberg reports the Federal Trade Commission is concerned Google's 2013 purchase of the Israeli company may have been anti-competitive after all

The Quantum Computer Is About to Change the World. Three Israelis Are Leading the Revolution

The Israeli startup QM is the first company in the world to be building both the hardware and the software that will make it possible to use quantum computers – once they actually are a practical reality

Follow the Money: Israeli Deep-tech Investing Doubles

Startups in the field focus on making a major advance in innovation, which can be hugely profitable, if successful

Intel Bets on Smart Buildings in Israel to Attract Top Tech Talent

While multinationals like Intel, Apple Inc. and Google have snapped up local startups and set up research centers, competition is making it tough to find skilled workers

Israeli Venture Capital Fund Opens N.Y.C Cybersecurity Center

Jerusalem Venture Partners hopes to launch a second branch in Europe

FBI Probes Use of Israeli Cyberattack Firm NSO's Spyware Against Americans

Investigators aim to show how involved the company has been in specific hacks, some allegedly targeting U.S. or foreign government officials, sources say

Israeli Firm Mellanox Aims to Bring Palestinian Staff to Nvidia After Takeover

The 140 are currently employed through an outsourcing firm, but the Israeli chip maker wants the U.S. company to employ them directly

Shalom, Siri. Do You Understand a Word I’m Saying?

A government agency is embarking on a project to help computers and devices understand Hebrew better

Microsoft to Launch Much Awaited Cloud Server Farm in Israel in 2021

This is good news primarily for Israel’s government, which last year launched a project named Nimbus, which entails transferring the government’s IT services to the cloud