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AI’s water problem is getting harder to ignore
11.06.26
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Omer Kabir
Data centers consume billions of liters annually, fueling public opposition and forcing companies to rethink cooling systems.
Microsoft expands human rights oversight after investigation into Israeli defense ministry's use of AI
07.06.26
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CTech
Final review details evidence, internal inquiries, and lessons from a controversy that roiled the company.
The trillion-dollar AI buildout is creating a cash crunch
04.06.26
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Omer Kabir
From Anthropic's IPO plans to Google's $80 billion share sale, even the world's richest tech companies are scrambling to finance the AI race.
Tech transformation: From managing a development team to implementing AI
10.05.26
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Maayan Manela
Israeli high-tech companies are moving the best employees from development teams to new implementation roles. A new Microsoft report explains why this is happening: Only 16% of the world's workers are at the forefront of using technology, the rest are stuck - and what's really holding everything back are the organizations
Microsoft Israel GM Alon Haimovich to step down after four years
05.05.26
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Meir Orbach
Tech executive to pursue new path in AI, with Microsoft yet to name a successor.
The AI spending surge has a catch
04.05.26
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Omer Kabir
Depreciation could erode profits faster than revenues grow.
“By 2028, there will be 1.3 billion AI agents worldwide”
09.02.26
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Tomer Hadar
"Organizations that do not adopt AI will be left behind,” Michal Braverman-Blumenstyk, Managing Director of Microsoft's Israel R&D Center, warned at Calcalist's Tech TLV conference.
Microsoft builds AI Red Team in Israel as cyber risks accelerate
12.01.26
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Meir Orbach
The company expands its Israeli security operations to simulate advanced attacks on AI systems.
This is the year organizations stop only using AI - and start thinking with it
05.01.26
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Alon Haimovich
"In Israel, we stand at a once-in-a-generation opportunity. Our human capital, entrepreneurial culture, and proven ability to turn technology into real-world solutions give us a genuine advantage. But that advantage is not guaranteed. It requires the bold adoption of an AI-first approach across organizations, the public sector, and at the national level," writes Alon Haimovich, Israel Country GM at Microsoft.
The data has always been there, now AI is turning it into better medicine
29.12.25
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Hadas Bitran
"Artificial intelligence can quickly derive insights from medical data, whether text, audio, imaging, or other formats, thereby streamlining clinical decision-making," writes Hadas Bitran, Head of the Healthcare Group at Microsoft Israel R&D.
CTech’s Book Review: Satya Nadella’s reflection on Microsoft’s transformation
17.12.25
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Alex Frenkel
Alex Frenkel, Co-Founder and CEO of Kai.ai, shares insights after reading “Hit Refresh” by Satya Nadella.
The calm town at the center of the quantum race
16.12.25
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Maayan Cohen-Rozen
Lyngby has become Europe’s bid to avoid another technological defeat and secure sovereignty in the post-AI era.
“Everything that we do with AI that makes our lives better also makes life better for the attackers,” Microsoft exec warns
30.11.25
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Rob Lefferts, Corporate Vice President for Threat Protection at Microsoft, says AI is accelerating cybercrime and erasing the old signals that once helped users spot malicious emails.
The circular economy of AI: How big tech is financing itself
10.11.25
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Sophie Shulman
Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI are investing in each other’s promises, a trillion-dollar loop that may not survive its own momentum.
The revolution that’s already happening: How the right use of AI is transforming work from within
05.11.25
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Inbal Sagiv
"Technology and systems matter, but real change happens when employees understand the value of these tools and contribute their own ideas. The most innovative initiatives have emerged precisely where we’ve given people freedom to explore and create," writes Inbal Sagiv, Head of the Edge AI Group at Microsoft Israel R&D.
Israel among global AI leaders, Microsoft report
04.11.25
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Omer Kabir
Israel is ranked in the top seven worldwide for model development and shows one of the world’s highest adoption rates.
Microsoft outage cripples Azure, Microsoft 365, and Xbox
29.10.25
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CTech
The disruption comes one week after Amazon's AWS suffered a major failure.
OpenAI overhauls structure, giving nonprofit control and Microsoft a $135 billion stake
28.10.25
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CTech
Microsoft retains exclusive rights through 2032 as OpenAI Foundation plans $25B for health and AI resilience.
Israel ranks third worldwide in cyberattacks, Microsoft says
16.10.25
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Maayan Cohen Rozen
Iran responsible for nearly two-thirds of hostile cyber activity targeting Israel, as AI reshapes the digital battlefield.
Microsoft cuts off Israel’s Unit 8200 from cloud services after surveillance revelations
25.09.25
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Omer Kabir
Guardian report triggers investigation; Brad Smith cites misuse of Azure for mass monitoring of Palestinians.
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