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How Israeli high-tech companies are adapting to IDF reserve duty demands
03.03.24
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Maayan Manela
With the beginning of the war, many high-tech workers were recruited into the IDF reserves, including senior management. Most have returned to the office, but some still continue to serve several days a week in between work
The future of gaming “will be a hybrid between the virtual and the real world”
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James Spiro
Buff Technologies CEO Elay De Beer speaks to CTech about gaming, the metaverse, and our consumption habits
Game on: Buff Technologies aims to become the first publicly traded gaming company on TASE
09.06.21
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Hezi Sternlicht
Buff, which developed a platform that rewards users with Buff Points on their performance in different popular games such as Fortnite and Counter-Strike, is aiming to be valued at NIS 100 million despite concerning financial results