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Shifting to Subscription: Xyte aims to become Shopify for hardware manufacturers
10.03.22
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Yonatan Sredni
When the pandemic put a freeze on their meeting room space management business, this startup's co-founders pivoted to create a breakthrough Hardware-as-a-Service platform
Google to expand Israeli operations with new hardware development center
22.03.21
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Hagar Ravet
The tech giant is set to recruit hundreds of employees under new VP of Engineering for server chip design Uri Frank
Hardware Hacking Is a Global Problem, Says Cyber Executive
14.10.18
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Omer Kabir
Earlier this month, Bloomberg ran a series of stories reporting that China installed spy chips on motherboards manufactured by U.S.-headquartered Supermicro, a company whose motherboards are used by tech companies like Apple and Amazon in their servers
First Aid Bracelet Wins First Place at Orthodox, Women-Only Hackathon
28.06.18
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Lilach Baumer
Intel and IBM were among the tech companies to pose challenges for 106 participants at the two-day Jerusalem event
Toolmaker Stanley Black & Decker Invests in Israeli Wireless Charging Company
12.06.18
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Meir Orbach
Humavox develops a technology that enables wireless charging in everyday objects through the transmission of radio frequency waves
FIMI Opportunity Funds Acquires U.S. Electronics Company Aitech for $30 Million
08.02.18
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Golan Hazani
Aitech develops and manufactures commercial and military embedded computing solutions. It lists Boeing and Lockheed Martin as customers
Israel’s ECI Telecom to Lay Off 6% of Workforce
21.12.17
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Meir Orbach
In an email to employees, the telecom equipment manufacturer’s CEO Darryl Edwards wrote the layoffs were needed because of global competition, a decline in governmental support, and a strong shekel