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Why Anthropic is willing to pay $6 billion for Decart
13.08.26
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Sophie Shulman
The Israeli startup’s technology could help Anthropic make AI models run faster and more efficiently as demand for Claude continues to surge.
“AI doesn’t fundamentally change cybersecurity. It changes the speed and scale”
13.08.26
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Omer Kabir
Former NSA chief Mike Rogers warns that artificial intelligence is lowering the expertise required to launch cyberattacks, while Iran’s targeting of U.S. water systems shows how even small communities can become strategic targets.
Nebius’ AI infrastructure boom is bringing it deeper into Israel
13.08.26
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CTech
The Nasdaq-listed company beat revenue estimates and secured four AI cloud contracts worth more than $1 billion each, while expanding aggressively across Israel’s computing and startup ecosystem.
Anthropic is eyeing Decart and a major foothold in Israel
13.08.26
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Allon Sinai
The potential $6 billion acquisition would give the AI company a team of roughly 100 employees and technology aimed at making AI systems faster and more efficient.
Anthropic in talks to acquire Israeli AI startup Decart for $6 billion
13.08.26
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Golan Hazani, Sophie Shulman
The reported deal would be the largest acquisition in Anthropic's history and follows advanced talks between Decart and Nvidia.
The 'Rogue Model' storm: how to use agentic AI without losing control
12.08.26
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Rani Ben Shaul
"We're not used to the computer being able to lie to us. Now it can."
Fewer than 20 AI prompts uncovered a dangerous Zoom vulnerability, researchers say
12.08.26
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Omer Kabir
Cyber researchers at A Security say work that could previously have taken months was completed in less than 24 hours with a publicly available AI model.
RAND, 8200, StarkWare and SSI alumni raise $20 million to secure AI
11.08.26
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Meir Orbach
Attestable is betting that zero-knowledge cryptography can provide a new way for companies and governments to verify what happens inside increasingly powerful AI systems.
China’s AI weather models are challenging the old forecasting order
11.08.26
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Reuters, CTech
Fengwu, Pangu and Fuxi are among a new generation of AI systems that can produce forecasts in a fraction of the time required by conventional models, though important limitations remain.
Nvidia targets $500 billion from investors to fuel the AI buildout
11.08.26
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Reuters, CTech
The chip giant is teaming up with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR to expand access to financing for AI data centers and computing infrastructure.
AI is splitting Israel’s high-tech industry in two
11.08.26
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Meir Orbach
Software companies are cutting jobs and slowing hiring while demand for chips, computing infrastructure and deep tech is driving expansion elsewhere in the sector.
Monday’s AI business surges, but investors send shares down
10.08.26
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Sophie Shulman
AI ARR doubled from Q1 and accounted for 17% of net new ARR, but the company forecast conservative growth for the third quarter and did not raise its annual guidance.
Israeli retail investors are swapping meme stocks for AI and semiconductor bets
10.08.26
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Almog Azar
A Calcalist analysis of leading holdings across six investment platforms shows a retreat from nuclear, quantum and crypto plays and a growing concentration around AI infrastructure, chipmakers and major U.S. indexes.
AIG Israel workers threaten strike over AI-driven job concerns
10.08.26
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Almog Azar
After nearly a year of negotiations over a new collective agreement, the workers’ union says it is also seeking safeguards against the potential impact of AI on employment.
Israeli AI startup Decart nearing $6 billion sale, Musk’s SpaceX circling
10.08.26
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Golan Hazani, Sophie Shulman
Exclusive: The three-year-old startup was close to a deal with Nvidia before a larger bid emerged, with SpaceX, Amazon and Nebius believed to be among those interested in acquiring the company.
She left Israel’s Finance Ministry to bet on AI. Now she is helping build LTX
09.08.26
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Maya Nahum Shahal
Shani Mandel-Laufer traded a rising public-sector career for a role at Lightricks. Four years later, she is chief business officer of LTX and working on partnerships, pricing and a strategy for Physical AI.
Monday’s founders are getting a raise. Now they have to prove they deserve it
09.08.26
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Sophie Shulman
Shareholders approved new compensation packages for Roy Mann and Eran Zinman just days before the company reports earnings. The bigger question is whether monday can deliver growth in an industry being reshaped by AI.
“We are digital fighters”: Inside Israel’s elite security research teams
09.08.26
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Amy Shapiro, Elihay Vidal
Israel’s cyber companies are relying on small, highly specialized teams trained to think like attackers, find vulnerabilities and stay ahead of a threat landscape increasingly accelerated by AI.
AI can produce the answer. It can’t own the decision.
08.08.26
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Didi Gurfinkel
As AI produces forecasts, reports and analysis in seconds, the critical skill is no longer generating the output. It is knowing which assumptions to challenge before the business acts on it.
The Israeli startup testing the limits of OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta’s models
07.08.26
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Meir Orbach
Irregular’s experiments reveal a fundamental challenge: keeping increasingly capable AI systems inside their intended boundaries.
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