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Wiz, Cyera and Eon founders back Israeli AI startup Euno in $23 million round

09.09.26|Meir Orbach

Euno is building a platform designed to give AI agents the organizational knowledge they need to work reliably inside large companies. The Series A, led by N47, will fund expansion in sales, marketing and AI research as the startup targets Fortune 500 customers.

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Elbit unveils FUSE to coordinate swarms of autonomous systems on the battlefield

09.09.26|Allon Sinai

The new operation brings together AI, drones and unmanned ground vehicles under a system designed to coordinate large numbers of platforms in real time, including in GPS-denied environments. The company says its systems are already deployed with customers in Israel, the U.S. and Europe.

מימין מנכ"ל OpenAI סם אלטמן ומייסד ומנכ"ל אנתרופיק אנת'רופיק דריו אמודיי

“Gambling with our lives”: Anthropic researcher quits over race to superintelligence

Jacob Coxon says Anthropic and OpenAI are racing toward self-improving AI despite understanding the potentially catastrophic consequences. He argues that preventing a global race may eventually require extraordinary measures, including a temporary ban on improving model capabilities.

ה רמטכ"ל אייל זמיר 27.11.25

IDF to create new branch for AI and autonomous warfare

08.09.26|Allon Sinai

The new organization will develop robotic capabilities across land, air and maritime domains, including systems able to operate without human combat teams. It is the latest step in Israel’s broader push to integrate artificial intelligence and autonomy into its military.

Roy Itzhaky Linx

Linx: “The future of security researchers is the same future where we treat AI agents like people”

08.09.26|Amy Shapiro

Linx Security's Roy Itzhaky discusses how the future of security research will be less about digging and more about directing, as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.

פרצת אבטחה עמדת שירות דיגיטלית סייבר

Cybercriminals are turning AI’s safety guardrails against it

08.09.26|Amy Shapiro

Attackers are hiding malicious code behind biological and nuclear weapon schematics to prevent AI-powered security scanners from inspecting it, according to Google Threat Intelligence. The latest findings show cybercriminals increasingly using autonomous AI systems to target software supply chains and enterprise AI infrastructure.

Guy Stern, Global CISO at Alice.

“Staying current is most of the job, along with understanding how the AI models actually reason”

08.09.26|Zachy Hennessey

Guy Stern, Global CISO at Alice, joined CTech to share his thoughts on agentic AI security, and why he sees AI's real value as amplifying human judgment, not replacing it.

מייסד ומנכ"ל אנתרופיק דריו אמודיי

What made Anthropic walk away from the $6 billion Decart deal?

08.09.26|Sophie Shulman

The Israeli AI startup was deep into due diligence with Anthropic when the $6 billion-$7 billion acquisition suddenly collapsed, raising questions about its technology, scalability and business strategy. The fallout could also complicate Decart’s search for another buyer and deal a blow to Israel’s ambitions to establish itself as a global AI powerhouse.

מייסד משותף ו מנכ"ל מיסטרל AI ארתור מנש 2.11.23

Mistral raises $3.5 billion at $24 billion valuation in Europe’s biggest private tech funding round

The French company says it is on track for $1 billion in annual recurring revenue and is seeing growth in Asia and North America. The new capital will fund models and frontier research as Mistral competes with much larger American rivals.

מייסדי דקארט דין לייטרסדורף ו משה שלו

Anthropic drops plans to acquire Israeli AI startup Decart

The companies had discussed a transaction worth roughly $6 billion, but the Claude maker ultimately decided against buying the company after reviewing its business and technology.

Noam Brosh, CISO at UVeye.

“Security cannot simply act as a roadblock, because that stops the momentum that leadership demands”

07.09.26|Zachy Hennessey

Noam Brosh, CISO at UVeye, joined CTech to share his thoughts on agentic AI security, and why the risk he's most focused on isn't technical anymore, it's how fast non-technical teams are deploying agents of their own.

תל אביב מגדל עזריאלי מרכז עזריאלי

Israel’s AI industry captures 89% of high-tech investment as funding surges to $11.8 billion

07.09.26|Meir Orbach

Nearly 3,000 AI companies are now operating in Israel, with late-stage funding accounting for more than half of the capital raised in 2025, according to a new report.

Nir Mishal, CISO at Orca Security.

"Agentic AI is about to recreate the identity sprawl problem a hundredfold"

06.09.26|Zachy Hennessey

Nir Mishal, CISO at Orca Security, joined CTech to share his thoughts on agentic AI security, and why identity sprawl, not a rogue model, is the failure mode he’s most worried about.

Amir Shavit Zafran

Zafran: “AI is the biggest force multiplier security researchers have ever had”

06.09.26|Amy Shapiro

Amir Shavitt, Head of Research at Zafran, explains how the balance of power between attackers and defenders is changing as part of CTech’s Security Researchers series.

מנכ"ל אנבידיה ג'נסן הואנג

Nvidia is no longer just an AI chip company. It is financing the revolution it built

06.09.26|Uri Tal Tenne

Nvidia has expanded from GPUs into networking, software, computing systems and strategic investments in AI companies, while helping finance the infrastructure that buys its products. With revenue expected to approach $400 billion this year, investors are asking how long the extraordinary growth can continue.

מייסדי וונדרפול בר וינקלר ו רועי ללזר

Wonderful is growing like Wiz, but its business is very different

06.09.26|Sophie Shulman

The Israeli AI startup has reached a $5 billion valuation and a $70 million revenue run rate in less than two years, but its economics look far less like those of a traditional software company.

OpenAI admits its AI agents used a wiki as a springboard for rogue behavior

The disclosure follows a Reuters report that OpenAI agents took over a German wiki and used it for cheating during tests and other unintended behavior. The company says the industry still lacks clear standards for disclosing AI misalignment.

מייסד ומנכ"ל אנתרופיק דריו אמודיי

Anthropic pushes back IPO as investors await one of AI’s biggest public-market tests

The company is now expected to file its prospectus in late September and begin marketing the offering no earlier than mid-October, with investors discussing a potential valuation of up to $2 trillion.

The biggest opportunity is not in AI infrastructure. It's in applications.

05.09.26|Yehuda Niv

The next generation of AI winners may be companies that use the new infrastructure not just to sell software, but to rebuild entire service industries with software-like economics.

Arick Goomanovsky

More AI agents can mean more work for humans

05.09.26|Arick Goomanovsky

As companies add more autonomous tools, employees are increasingly becoming the ones who move context, coordinate handoffs and keep disconnected AI systems working together.

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