Israel’s technology sector faces new challenges and opportunities
Explore how Israel’s tech industry adapts to 2026 geopolitical shifts, talent competition, and AI breakthroughs, unlocking new innovation pathways.
Explore how Israel’s tech industry adapts to 2026 geopolitical shifts, talent competition, and AI breakthroughs, unlocking new innovation pathways.
Cybersecurity company Proofpoint will acquire Israeli information security firm Varonis Systems in a massive deal.
This initiative is a response to persistent gender gaps in the high-tech industry, both in representation across technical and managerial positions and in salary levels.
Maxim Magaziner explores how AI-assisted engineering, stronger testing, automation, and technical leadership can help teams build software faster without sacrificing quality.
The reveal gives Tesla a showpiece car after years of missed Roadster deadlines, but it comes as the company shifts its focus to self-driving technology and robotics.
A Tel Aviv company can spot fraud by how you move a mouse. Read on how behavioral biometrics became Israel’s quiet cyber export.
Explore how community reviews, dispute resolution systems and fraud detection promote accountability, protect consumers and strengthen trust in digital services.
From a tech empire and media holdings straight to Israel's most successful fast-food chain: Cyber company Wiz's founders, led by Assaf Rappaport, are in advanced stages to acquire the franchise.
Aliyah Ventures emerged from stealth with the objective of funding projects by new immigrants in Israel, targeting a portfolio of 30-40 companies.
SentX’s Victoria model combines evolving memory, self-learning and persistent personality as the Dubai start-up pursues superintelligence and prioritizes AI alignment.
LinkedIn published its ranking of the most sought-after companies for 2026, based on workforce growth and demand from talent. In first place: Cyber startup Oak.