
Intel Eyes Israeli Startup Habana Labs Amid Flurry of Tech Activity
Teable buys Indegy in $95 million deal, Gong raises $65 million and VC Crescendo raises initial capital
Teable buys Indegy in $95 million deal, Gong raises $65 million and VC Crescendo raises initial capital
A government panel is calling for $350 million to be spent on a 6-year program to make the country a key player in a hot new technology field
Itworks offers advice and aid to job seekers, including women and Haredim, underrepresented in industry
The U.S. software giant plans to grow from 16 server farms worldwide to 40 by the end of 2020, with Israel's high-tech sector a choice target
Report confirms past Haaretz findings on AnyVision technology used to track West Bank Palestinians – but if used on Israeli citizens, it could be illegal
Finistere Ventures is part of the country’s rapidly growing foodtech/agritech scene, inspired in part by the success of America’s Beyond Meat
Probe finds DarkMatter works for UAE’s intelligence agency attacking Western targets, journalists and human rights activists, with graduates of Israel's Defense Forces earning up to $1 million annually
The Israeli venture fund OurCrowd says it has a strategy for where and how to invest for a more distant future
Fundraisers led by $176 million round by fintech firm Fundbox
Software giant to build server farm in Israel to provide cloud services to private and government users
In 2008 there were 350 Israeli Arab high-tech engineers, all of them men. Now there are 6,600, one fourth of them women
Funds do everything to boost their brand, from sponsoring sports teams to having partners appear in rap videos
Spike offers a ‘conversational’ app that strips away the extraneous parts of traditional email and organizes it
Cybereason raised $200 million from Japan’s SoftBank: 'We’re a unicorn with wings'
Siri, Alexa, competing with keyboards. But there’s still plenty of innovation left to do
Activists point to 'problematic' political context of Microsoft's investment in startup company AnyVision, which sells the Israeli army technology used in the West Bank
The startup began in aerospace and is now leveraging that experience in a burgeoning industry
Israel is eyeing Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM and Oracle to establish a regional presence but some are concerned that none of the companies will bid on the job
First-time survey by the Israeli government finds that 57.5 percent of men who studied STEM subjects earned more than $3,600, while just 41.3 percent of the women did
Unlike the employees of Google, who protested selling face-recognition technology, Israeli developers ignore their technology’s use in monitoring civilian populations
From bikes, scooters, taxis and ride-sharing to food, dating and money: Haaretz lays down all the apps necessary for tourists to get around Tel Aviv (updating)
Anyvision has cameras deep inside the West Bank, allowing Israel to spot and monitor potential Palestinian assailants
Deal by controversial cyberspying technology maker revealed in governmental report
There are funds focused on financial technology, internet of things and auto-tech, but some warn against becoming too specialized
Ido Sadeh Man announced Saga some 18 months before Facebook unveiled Libra, with a vision for democratic management and host of big names
The head of Serpentine art galleries had shares in a private equity fund that has been accused of working on behalf of anti-democratic regimes and is the controlling shareholder in NSO, the Guardian reports
Tabit’s mobile-based system handles everything from reservations to menus and delivery
The data on the millions of Israelis belonging to the country’s four health maintenance organizations is invaluable for developing products, services
The Ashalim school is preparing intel experts who can hack into computers, copy data and take control of systems
System also contains data on 700,000 visa applications submitted by Israeli citizens to foreign embassies