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ראסל בארט סגן נשיא בכיר ומנהל תפעול ראשי ואלי נאשיונל בנק

Valley Bank COO: Israeli fintech talent is “strategically critical” to our future

27.10.26|Meir Orbach
The Bluevine acquisition brings approximately 180 R&D employees, most based in Tel Aviv, into Valley’s broader technology ambitions. Russell Barrett says the bank plans to use Bluevine’s software, AI expertise and risk-management capabilities across its operations while keeping further acquisitions on hold for now
מטה מיקרוסופט רדמונד וושינגטון

After years of job cuts, Microsoft turns to voluntary exits to reshape its workforce

27.10.26|CTech
Chief people officer Amy Coleman’s memo introduces another tool for managing staffing as the company adapts to changing business needs. The offer is not universal, with individual organizations deciding whether to participate.
קלוד אנתרופיק אנת'רופיק 22.8.25

Anthropic’s IPO prospectus lays bare the contradiction at the heart of the AI boom

26.10.26|Omer Kabir
The company promises to help solve humanity’s most difficult problems while warning that its technology could threaten humanity itself. Its financial disclosures offer a glimpse of the stakes as AI investment reaches unprecedented levels and questions about the industry’s sustainability intensify.
Neureality founders Yossi Kasus Moshe Tanach Tzvika Shmueli

One-year-old AI unicorn Unconventional acquires Israeli chipmaker NeuReality

26.10.26|Meir Orbach
Valued at $4.5 billion just two months after its founding, the startup is buying a team with years of experience building AI chips and infrastructure as it pursues a 1,000-fold improvement in computing efficiency.
מייסד ומנכ"ל אנתרופיק אנת'רופיק דריו אמודיי

Anthropic unveils IPO filing, revealing $16.3 billion in half-year revenue

26.10.26|CTech, Reuters
The AI startup’s public prospectus details its rapid growth, massive computing commitments and reliance on major technology companies that are both investors and infrastructure providers.
מנכ"ל חברת מטא מארק צוקרברג

Meta plans $95 billion stock raise as AI spending pressures cash flow

26.10.26|CTech, Reuters
The fundraising comes after the company reported a $2.12 billion cash burn in the third quarter and lifted the lower end of its annual capital expenditure forecast.
OpenAI

OpenAI used AI agents to hack its own defenses before resuming model training

25.10.26|Omer Kabir
The company spent hundreds of billions of tokens testing whether teams of AI agents could escape sandboxes, reach the live internet or communicate across isolated environments. The exercise uncovered software vulnerabilities and configuration errors that OpenAI says it has addressed.
אלכס קארפ מנכ"ל פלנטיר תמונה מ2026

Palantir CEO says Israel is the "minor exception" in AI race dominated by U.S. and China

25.10.26|CTech
Alex Karp offered no details about Israel’s standing, but singled it out as an exception to a global contest he sees as controlled by Washington and Beijing. He also warned that Europe risks becoming dependent on their technology and that AI-driven wealth could fuel demands for a wealth tax. 
ביל אקמן הוועידה השנתית לחדשנות של מרכז arc ב בית החולים שיבא תל השומר

Bill Ackman predicts AI will help Israel produce a trillion-dollar company, warns democratic socialism threatens the U.S. economy

25.10.26|Sophie Shulman
The Pershing Square billionaire, who has invested close to $100 million in Israel, believes AI will give small, highly skilled teams a competitive edge. In an interview with Calcalist, he discusses his Israeli investments, the risks of political polarization and a $400 million initiative to accelerate medical innovation inspired by his daughter’s recovery.
מנכ"ל אנתרופיק דריו אמודיי

Anthropic’s $2 trillion IPO question: How much growth can investors buy?

23.10.26|Sophie Shulman
The AI company is on course for roughly $60 billion in annual revenue, but its latest financial disclosures also reveal steep computing costs, billions in underlying losses and hundreds of billions in infrastructure commitments.
אנתרופיק קלוד

Anthropic will pay a human writer $345,000 to help its executives find the right words

23.10.26|Lital Samet
The AI company wants more than a skilled wordsmith. Its executive communications role calls for a strategic partner who can shape leaders’ thinking, challenge weak arguments and navigate complex technical subjects. 
Einat Frish, Director of Technology Recruiting EMEA at Salesforce.

“We never stopped investing in our talent”: Salesforce doubles down on junior hiring

23.10.26|Zachy Hennessey
As AI reshapes entry-level tech jobs and computer science enrollment declines in Israel, Salesforce says it is continuing to recruit university students and junior employees.
בכירי JFrog ג'ייפרוג בחגיגת הנפקה ב בורסה ניו יורק

JFrog’s recovery defies the SaaS sell-off as AI makes its software more essential

22.10.26|Sophie Shulman
The Israeli company lost $700 million in market value in minutes after Anthropic’s Mythos announcement, but its shares have since surged. Investors are increasingly distinguishing JFrog’s software infrastructure from conventional SaaS products that could face greater disruption from AI.
מגזין 100 משפיעים ומשפיעות 2025 מארק צוקרברג מנכ"ל מטא

Meta pushes into AI agents as spending surge squeezes cash flow

22.10.26|CTech
Meta’s Muse app has attracted more than 10 million users in North America, and the company expects AI to start generating additional revenue in 2027. But rising infrastructure costs, negative free cash flow and mounting legal liabilities complicate its effort to turn AI investment into a new growth engine.
קלוד אנתרופיק אנת'רופיק 22.8.25

Anthropic’s $80.7 billion loss puts its IPO ambitions under scrutiny

21.10.26|CTech
Most of the loss stemmed from an accounting charge tied to convertible bonds, rather than operating expenses. Still, the company’s infrastructure commitments and latest revenue figures are raising questions about the economics behind its AI expansion.
איור עבודה יונתן פופר מוסף

The problem with work isn’t how much we do, but how we do it

20.10.26|Roni Dori
As politicians and employers push people to work longer hours and return to the office, researchers argue that productivity depends on more than time spent at a desk. Better-designed jobs, greater autonomy and employee well-being could deliver more than simply asking workers to do more.
מנכ"ל OpenAI סם אלטמן בכנס המפתחים של החברה

OpenAI races to raise $30 billion at $1.4 trillion valuation ahead of Anthropic IPO

20.10.26|CTech
The ChatGPT developer is accelerating its fundraising to secure commitments before its rival’s expected mid-November listing. The push comes as both companies court overlapping investors amid growing scrutiny of AI valuations and infrastructure costs.
ההיסטוריון והסופר יובל נח הררי פנאי

Yuval Noah Harari on AI: “We are the cows of the future”

19.10.26|Lital Samet
The historian says AI won’t send robots into the streets. It will take over the financial system, and we won’t understand the rules.
doubleAI team

Shashua’s doubleAI unveils AI models that optimize how software runs

19.10.26|Sophie Shulman
Unlike coding agents that help developers write software, doubleAI’s models focus on how programs execute on CPUs and GPUs, aiming to improve performance without altering the original code.
Shahar Mann, CEO, Backslash Duns & Bradstreet

Your AI Agent Activates Capabilities Without Your Knowledge, Thereby Endangering the Organization Even Without a Malicious Attack

19.10.26|In collaboration with Dun's 100
Every employee today enjoys access to AI tools, particularly those that enable code generation. However, this exposes the organization to severe cyber threats and may even cause AI agents to perform tasks other than those defined for them
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