Boasting past clients like Nike, Apple and Xiaomi, Israeli digital artist Yam Ben Adiva wants to go beyond the non-fungible token craze and merge the physical and digital. Meanwhile, an Israeli firm is eyeing the local marketplace
How will autonomous cars affect accidents and traffic jams, and how will these vehicles react when a kid runs into the street? Mobileye CEO Amnon Shashua explains
In an interview, Ola Kallenius outlines the firm's strategy and reveals the role of its Tel Aviv R&D center
The controversial firm is accused of hacking the phones of dozens of human rights activists around the world as well as journalists from Qatar-based Al-Jazeera television
‘The Health Ministry workers will not forget,’ reads anonymous message sent to Ran Bar-Zik, which mentions his family and ID number
How a man’s hobby wound up attracting tens of thousands of readers a day, including some important musicians
After years of chaos and willful political blindness, the government and Shin Bet have assembled a plan to review foreign investment in sensitive infrastructure projects
Israeli Aleph Farms in conjunction with a Technion professor created lab-cultivated meat that is produced on a 3D printer, and it hopes to be selling it to restaurants by next year
Tesla's new Hebrew site invites customers to order cars for delivery in March, with plans to target the mainstream market
Washington is concerned that Chinese company's presence could provide an opening for technological surveillance of what goes on at the port, including collecting information about joint Israeli-American operations
Even when confronted with the terror of a global pandemic, many people are in no rush to get vaccinated
NSO's surveillance software has been reportedly used against dissidents and journalists across the globe. Despite its history of controversies, senior officials from the company met with the head of Israel’s stock exchange
Udy Danino, head of the U.S. automaker’s Israeli research and development center, says the plan is to introduce robotaxi service before the end of next year
The founders of Veev are applying lessons from their startup successes – and failures – to the world of modular home manufacture. But you won't be seeing their homes in Israel anytime soon
Share prices of companies disrupting their markets, such as Beyond Meat and Israel’s Else Nutrition and SavorEat, are soaring, while startups in the industry are going public
China can’t substitute for American support for Israel. But with Beijing fortifying its position in the Middle East, Israel must engage – or risk its future
Guernsey offers tourists fields, villages and historic sites. But companies like Rayzone Group come there for a very different reason – access to a cellular network that enables them to help customers spy on targets
Investigation claims Rayzone used arcane cell network point to ‘track the locations of mobile phones across the world’; network vulnerability may have been exploited to track down UAE Princess Sheikha Latifa in attempted 2018 escape ■ Rayzone denies report
The Israeli maker of LiDAR sensors and perception software is merging with a special purpose company
The economy is shrinking but not much by global standards. Factoring in the growing black market, the situation may be better still
The pandemic is killing small businesses but the macro indicators remain strong. That could change if the second lockdown is extended
Israel's army is a savvy player on social media, using it to win the hearts of future recruits as well as to disseminate its own narrative in cyberspace
As Avi Weissblei’s film shows, people drove around in this plastic box in the ‘60s and ‘70s while the founder was tainted by suspicions of corruption and big-money ties with government
Younger Israelis have gotten a bad deal economically from their elders, but there’s still time to fix many of the problems
Israel's cyber-security chief tells his UAE counterpart in an online conference on Thursday that both nations are 'threatened by the same threats'
Maker of digital printers forecasts $400 million in sales to online retail giant over five years
California company plans to move the top managers of Israel’s Mellanox to United States, fearing impact of coronavirus lockdown due to begin on Friday
As one diplomat puts it, 'These foundations were built bottom up, patiently and quietly, over many years, to prepare people’s hearts in advance, unlike what happened in Jordan and Egypt'
Many suspect that an awful lot of Israelis are taking it easy while they live off generous unemployment benefits. The numbers don’t bear that out
A booming stock market is prompting a wavelet of Israeli IPOs. It’s not a sign that Startup Nation is maturing – it’s just a plain old money grab