On the Way to an Israeli Cloud: Oracle Announces Launch of Local Site
Software giant to build server farm in Israel to provide cloud services to private and government users
Amitai Ziv
‘Coming in Droves’: Number of Arabs in Israeli High-tech Soars
In 2008 there were 350 Israeli Arab high-tech engineers, all of them men. Now there are 6,600, one fourth of them women
In Pursuit of the Best Startups, Israel's Venture Capital Funds Polish Their Image
Funds do everything to boost their brand, from sponsoring sports teams to having partners appear in rap videos
The Israeli Startup That Puts Some Zip Into Stodgy Old Email
Spike offers a ‘conversational’ app that strips away the extraneous parts of traditional email and organizes it
Israeli Cybersecurity Firm Says No Saudi Money in $200 Million Fundraiser
Cybereason raised $200 million from Japan’s SoftBank: 'We’re a unicorn with wings'
Hey Google, Israeli Startups Are Joining the Voice-tech Revolution
Siri, Alexa, competing with keyboards. But there’s still plenty of innovation left to do
Human Rights Groups Slam Microsoft for Investing in Israeli Face-recognition Company
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
Israel’s IRP Systems Is Building a Better Electric-car Motor
The startup began in aerospace and is now leveraging that experience in a burgeoning industry
Israel Seeks to Woo U.S. Tech Giants to Build Government Server Farm
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
Israeli Women Are as Likely as Men to Get High-tech Jobs, but Are Paid Less
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
Analysis By Providing Face-recognition Software, Israeli High-tech Is on the Wrong Side of Justice
Unlike the employees of Google, who protested selling face-recognition technology, Israeli developers ignore their technology’s use in monitoring civilian populations
12+ Must-have Apps to Get Around, Eat Well and Hook Up in Tel Aviv
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)
This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
Anyvision has cameras deep inside the West Bank, allowing Israel to spot and monitor potential Palestinian assailants
Raising Concerns Over Press Freedom, Israel's NSO Reportedly Sold Ghana Surveillance Tech
Deal by controversial cyberspying technology maker revealed in governmental report
As Tech Evolves, More Israeli Venture Funds Are Specializing
There are funds focused on financial technology, internet of things and auto-tech, but some warn against becoming too specialized
This Israeli Cryptocurrency May Be Giving Facebook a Run for Its Money
Ido Sadeh Man announced Saga some 18 months before Facebook unveiled Libra, with a vision for democratic management and host of big names
London Art Gallery Director Forced Out Over Investments in Israeli Cyberattack Firm NSO
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
Tablet Du Jour: How an Israeli Startup Is Putting Tech on Restaurants’ Menus
Tabit’s mobile-based system handles everything from reservations to menus and delivery
The Huge Trove of Personal Data Helping Israeli Startups Revolutionize Healthcare
The data on the millions of Israelis belonging to the country’s four health maintenance organizations is invaluable for developing products, services
In This Secret School, the Israeli Army Is Breeding Future Cyber Warriors
The Ashalim school is preparing intel experts who can hack into computers, copy data and take control of systems
Hacker Reveals Breach Exposing Flight Histories of Netanyahu Family, Other Israeli Officials
System also contains data on 700,000 visa applications submitted by Israeli citizens to foreign embassies
The Mysterious Israeli Startup That Boasts Its Technology Can Predict Behavior
Infibond has raised tens of millions of dollars, but the company — which reveals little about itself — doesn’t seem to have a product or customers
U.S. Startup Smartcar Accuses Israeli Firm of Stealing Its Code, Down to the Typos
Smartcar is taking legal action against its Israeli competitor Otonomo, alleging theft of its API code
Israeli Weapons Makers Learn to Think More Like a Startup
To keep the innovation flowing, the Big 3 are partnering with tech firms and tweaking their organizational culture
Israel's Largest Venture Capital Firm to Focus on Health Care
Named aMoon2 and led by Marius Nacht and Dr. Yair Schindel, the company has $660 million to invest
Official Israel Election Website Vulnerable to Hackers, Exposes Voters' Info
Expert says site does not comply with basic security requirements and could allow people to vote in someone else's place and theoretically to even download a database of all eligible voters in Israel
Israeli Cyberattack Firm NSO Bought Back by Founders at $1b Company Value
Two founders are partnering with European private equity fund Novalpina to purchase the controversial firm from Francisco Partners
'Fake News Spread by Politicians Is Legitimate in Democratic Discourse'
Israeli cyberwarfare expert Gabi Siboni, known as a serial worrier, is concerned that the country is unprepared for the 'cybernetic era'
Rented Electric Scooters Taking Tel Aviv by Storm
Since the U.S. startup Bird launched the service in August, it’s become the way many city resident get to work
Massive Manipulation, Foreign Influence Campaign and Cyber: The Threats to Israel's Election
What's behind the Shin Bet chief warning that a 'foreign country' intends to intervene in the Israeli election