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Wiz’s $32 billion sale creates a currency challenge for Israel
11.03.26
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Adrian Filut
The government prepares to collect billions in taxes in dollars to prevent shocks in the foreign exchange market.
“Within 10 years, there will be at least 10 more Israeli companies like Wiz”
11.03.26
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Sophie Shulman
Cyberstarts founder Gili Raanan, the first investor in Wiz, says Google’s $32 billion acquisition will reshape Israel’s tech ambitions.
The investors making billions from Wiz's $32 billion sale to Google
11.03.26
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CTech
Early-stage investors like Index Ventures, Insight Partners, Cyberstarts and Sequoia Capital proved that conviction and timing still define venture capital.
Google completes historic $32 billion Wiz deal
11.03.26
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Meir Orbach
Israel’s largest tech exit is expected to generate billions in taxes and investor returns.
Google’s $32 billion Wiz deal set to close this week
09.03.26
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Meir Orbach
EXCLUSIVE: Final regulatory approvals are expected in the coming days, clearing the way for the largest exit in Israeli tech history.
Wiz throws a $3 million party as its $32 billion Google deal nears the finish line
26.02.26
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CTech
An ABBA-themed Purim mega-production in Tel Aviv reflects the extraordinary wealth created by Israel’s biggest tech acquisition, and the culture that comes with it.
How much will Israel collect from the Wiz-Google mega-deal?
12.02.26
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Adrian Filut
Tax expert projects roughly NIS 13 billion, with payments expected as early as April.
Google’s $32 billion Wiz deal set to close next month as shekel strength erases NIS 20 billion
12.02.26
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CTech
Dollar’s fall since announcement trims founders’ and employees’ windfall as final regulatory approvals near.
After EU approval, what comes next for Wiz and Israeli tech’s biggest windfall
11.02.26
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CTech
The $32 billion Google acquisition now shifts from regulation to integration, with billions in Israeli tax revenue and questions over the future of an independent cloud security champion.
Google's $32 billion Wiz acquisition approved by EU
10.02.26
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CTech
The deal has avoided an in-depth Phase II inquiry after also being cleared by U.S. regulators.
Google-Wiz deal expected to be cleared by EU following meeting with regulators, report says
01.02.26
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CTech
The $32 billion acquisition is likely to avoid an in-depth Phase II inquiry, according to specialist news service MLex, with Brussels facing a February 10 decision deadline.
Pressure builds in Europe over Google’s $32 billion Wiz deal
29.01.26
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CTech
Civil society groups urge Brussels to open a deeper antitrust probe as the February 10 deadline nears.
Google VP: “The only way to win cyberwarfare is to let defenders fix vulnerabilities as fast as attackers exploit them”
13.01.26
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Omer Kabir
Royal Hansen says AI is forcing Google to fight hackers with the same tools they use - autonomous agents that find and patch flaws at machine speed.
A Chinese wake-up call and a Google comeback: AI’s road into 2026
13.01.26
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Rani Ben Shaul
Competition intensifies as the industry enters a more fragmented era.
CTech's Book Review: Google's people operations and management philosophy
12.01.26
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Ilanit Levi-Biton
Ilanit Levi-Biton, CEO at iTalent Group, shares insights after reading "Work Rules!" by Laszlo Bock.
How Google became the world’s leading AI player
11.01.26
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Omer Kabir
A decade of strategic AI investment and infrastructure gives Google a decisive edge in the AI revolution, propelling it past Apple to become the world’s second-most valuable company for the first time since 2019.
EU antitrust decision on $32 billion Google-Wiz deal due by February 10
08.01.26
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CTech
European regulators will say whether Alphabet’s largest-ever acquisition can proceed or faces a deeper competition probe.
Google TPU momentum spurs talk of a post-Nvidia future
26.11.25
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Sophie Shulman
A sudden improvement in Gemini performance fuels speculation of a long-awaited shift in AI infrastructure.
"Gaming publishers must maintain a presence on Shorts, which is becoming the world’s leading short-form content destination"
24.11.25
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Maya Nahum Shahal
Eldad Weinberger, Creative Lead at Google Israel, added: "More than 40% of Shorts users are not on TikTok or Reels."
"The competition in gaming is not only against other games, but for players’ time, attention and wallets"
24.11.25
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Maayan Manela
Keren Ran, Director of Gaming and Applications at Google Israel, added at the Calcalist gaming conference that "We see that users are downloading fewer games, but when they do play, they spend more money and have more screen time, and that gives us greater ability to direct them."
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