Alon Bar-Shany is making the leap from color printers to printing steaks out of protein substitutes. In an interview, he admitted he eats real meat, but says alternatives are the world’s only chance
‘The operations undertaken by Israel in and against Iran are driving them nuts, and cyberspace is an easy and simple way for them to retaliate’
At least four Israeli companies, one NGO may have been targeted by what experts say could be a new attack by the Iranian group that was behind previous hacks
After winning Project Nimbus tender to operate Israel’s official state cloud, Google Cloud announces local project, valued at billions of shekels
Google and Amazon beat Microsoft and Oracle for Israel's Project Nimbus - which will see local cloud centers set up at an investment of 4 billion shekel
As part of its bid to provide Israel with cloud services, Google Cloud seems to be looking for Israelis who can work with sensitive government offices
IVC figures show rise was led by small number of big financing rounds. The first-quarter figure was not only 89% higher than the previous quarter but equaled the amount raised for all of 2017
Israel's cyber authority details threats from the pandemic year - and lays out plan against massive attack on Israel
Israel risks losing its edge if it does not invest in artificial intelligence. A new programs aims to do that and develop AI infrastructure and natural language processing in Hebrew, Arabic
Cellebrite, which has faced criticism for sales of its tech to repressive regimes, heads to NASDAQ at 2.4 billion valuation through shell company
Google's decision isn't official, but could see the tech giant invest hundreds of millions in developing Israel's cloud infrastructure
Ron Gonen was tapped to build the biggest recycling operation in the U.S. Now his Closed Loop Partners wants to invest in tech that recycles, reuses and refuses
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 project in Israel's north was hailed as an 'important step toward making Israel a food technology powerhouse,' but TheMarker finds that the project is struggling to get off the ground
Black Shadow that hacked an Israeli insurance firm in December and leaked its data online now hits a financing company, which accused 'Iran and its proxies'
After a datacenter in Strasbourg, France went down as a result of a fire, Sdarot went down, leaving Israelis with no illegal streaming
Agora, a Chinese-American company, supplies Clubhouse and other apps with the ability to transmit audio and video, raising privacy concerns. We spoke with its senior Israeli exec to learn more
To prevent ‘serious cyber attacks’, new bill wants to expand cyber directorate’s authority substantially, giving them access to private firms' computers - with little oversight
Plan is aimed at next government calls for teaching computer science in elementary schools, returning brain power to Israel, setting up local version of FDA
Investment from the continent jumped 63 percent last year, gnawing at the North American hegemony among investors in Israeli high-tech
Check Point finds simple flaw in Israel’s so-called coronavirus passport, which in the future is expected to allow access to cultural events, centers of business and even travel
In tenth grade, when he got his first cell phone, Pavel Gurvich discovered his first security flaw. It wouldn't be his last. Today, he and the company he founded, Guardicore, are trying to take over the cybersecurity market
The startup raised another $110 million, as business increased more than 20-fold during the coronavirus crisis
Impact investing was estimated to have totaled $715 billion in 2019. Technology plays a small part – only $5 billion a year – but Israel has a chance to stand out
First fleet of 100 vehicles to offer rides to company employees, but political deadlock could stall further progress
Israel’s national cyber authority, under the auspices of the Prime Minister’s Office, enjoys a hefty budget and fancy offices – but you wouldn’t know it from the recent waves of cyberattacks on Israeli companies, critics say
The company aims to raise $100 million in capital, with sources saying it currently favors listing first on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and later in New York
The latest contender in the crowded field data storage comes from Serverfarm, a U.S. company led by Israeli Avner Papouchado, scion of the family that started Red Sea Hotels in Israel in the 1970s
Recent hacker attacks show how ill prepared Israel is to deal with threats on private firms, despite its image as a cyber powerhouse. Data security chiefs say: 'We have a lot of responsibility but very little authority'
Researchers from Israeli consulting firm find simple breach that anyone can exploit; Facebook, which owns WhatsApp, refuses to acknowledge the vulnerability