22.07.25|James SpiroThe initial NIS 10 million in government funding will allow AI startups to test personalized learning solutions inside the classroom, intended to address systemic challenges such as teacher shortages, classroom overcrowding, and educational inequality.
20.07.25|CTechState-backed initiative aims to bridge funding gaps for high-risk, early-stage tech ventures.
09.06.25|Amy ShapiroBacked by Google, the EU, and the IIA, NaNose Medical is pioneering non-invasive, breath-based diagnostics to close the gap in early detection of liver and lung cancer. As it approaches its Series A, co-founder and COO Ilay Marom says the Israeli startup is already eyeing real-world deployment and commercialization.
03.06.25|CTechA new joint report from C4IR Serbia and C4IR Israel (at the Israel Innovation Authority) highlights how both countries are shaping the future of the bioeconomy and bioconvergence, offering a practical roadmap for governments, institutions, and investors aiming to advance innovation across healthcare, agriculture, climate, and industry.
26.05.25|Shahar IlanResearchers warn that losing EU support may lead to a crisis at Israel's world-class institutions.
18.05.25|Meir Orbach, Sophie ShulmanWith a $15B private sector boom, the state races to catch up.
14.05.25|Meir OrbachHalf a billion shekels will fund one of the world’s most advanced AI research infrastructures.
13.05.25|Tomer HadarBarak Regev, Managing Director and Site Lead of Google Israel, made the remarks at Google and Calcalist’s Startup Week event. “Our goal is to make AI accessible to everyone—not just developers or researchers, but to every person,” he added. Dror Bin, CEO of the Innovation Authority: “We’re surprised that 2024 turned out to be a strong year for Israeli high-tech."
05.05.25|Shani AshkenaziA new report by the Israel Innovation Authority points to a troubling decline in climate-tech investment. In the domain of clean energy, not a single startup was founded in Israel in 2024.
09.04.25|James SpiroSquare One Labs Build and Edge Medical Ventures will each secure NIS 40 million over five years aimed at creating dozens of startups in energy, infrastructure, and medical technology.
07.04.25|Meir OrbachInnovation Authority report reveals surge in relocations as industry faces first decline in a decade.
04.03.25|Meir OrbachMore women are studying high-tech subjects, but representation in the workforce and leadership remains stagnant.
19.01.25|Meir OrbachAs a result of financial constraints, around 20% of companies reported in the Israel Innovation Authority's survey that they relocated activities or staff abroad, and approximately 40% reported deliberately reducing their cash burn rates.
25.12.24|Shani AshkenaziThe state-of-the-art facility, backed by the Innovation Authority, will drive advancements in medicine, agriculture, energy, and environmental solutions, positioning Israel as a global leader in bio-device technology.