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"Israel needs to move from being a startup nation to an AI nation"
26.03.25
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Meir Orbach
Alon Haimovich, Israel Country GM at Microsoft, was speaking at Mind the Tech in New York. "We are not leaders in AI, but we have the potential to be."
The quantum race: A great opportunity for Israel and the danger of being left behind
10.03.25
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Ben Haklai
"Just as we once understood that investing in cybersecurity was an investment in national strength, it is time to realize that quantum computing is not just "a topic for research labs" but a strategic field in which Israel must take part," writes Ben Haklai, Vice President of National Technologies at Microsoft Israel.
Microsoft taps D-ID to integrate AI avatars into Teams and beyond
05.03.25
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CTech
Breakthrough technology enables real-time speech translation and lifelike digital agents.
Microsoft's Garage Director: "AI will reduce gender gaps in tech"
02.03.25
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Sophie Shulman
Ady Mor-Biran has spent years turning ideas into breakthroughs—both for Microsoft and herself.
Microsoft urges Trump to ease AI chip restrictions on Israel and allies
27.02.25
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Omer Kabir and Reuters
Tech giant warns restrictions could push key partners toward Chinese alternatives.
Microsoft Copilot flaw exposes thousands of private GitHub repositories
26.02.25
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CTech
Cyber startup Lasso revealed that Microsoft's AI-powered tools inadvertently leaked sensitive corporate data from major companies, raising new security concerns.
Big Tech’s $325 billion AI bet: Why cheaper models won’t change the game
10.02.25
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Omer Kabir
Companies see rising AI efficiency as a reason to invest even more in infrastructure.
"Everyone will be a manager" - what the world of work will look like with AI agents
20.01.25
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Maayan Manela
AI agents are reshaping roles, empowering employees, and redefining leadership in the workplace.
Microsoft's $1B climate fund hasn’t backed any Israeli startups despite opening a local office two years ago
16.01.25
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Shani Ashkenazi
Despite opening a dedicated office in Israel to support climate-tech innovation, Microsoft’s Climate Innovation Fund has yet to invest in any local startups, leaving the country’s burgeoning climate-tech sector without promised support.
“In the age of AI, what truly matters is the ability to ask questions, analyze information, and solve complex problems”
02.01.25
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Elihay Vidal
Tomer Simon, Chief Scientist of Microsoft Israel Research and Development, spoke on a podcast interview about the effects of artificial intelligence on education and academia.
AI in academia: The revolution we must embrace now
24.12.24
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Laurent Fratty
"AI presents a golden opportunity to make education more accessible, efficient, and tailored for all students," writes Laurent Fratty, Head of Education at Microsoft Israel.
Microsoft appoints Alona Eyal-Fried as Head of Human Resources in Israel
02.12.24
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CTech
“Over the years, I have appreciated Microsoft’s unique organizational culture and emphasis on prioritizing its people,” said Eyal-Fried.
Rubrik enhances Microsoft 365 Copilot security with Israeli-developed technology
16.10.24
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CTech
The new product, Rubrik Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) for Microsoft 365 Copilot, was largely developed at Rubrik's R&D center in Israel, established after the acquisition of Israeli startup Laminar.
Edut 710 and Microsoft unveil AI tool to memorialize October 7th
07.10.24
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Ariela Karmel
The platform, developed by non-profit Edut 710 in collaboration with Microsoft, enables users to create personalized memorial ceremonies based on survivor testimonies, allowing communities worldwide a way to preserve and reflect on the events of October 7th.
CrowdStrike-Microsoft outage: A technological wake-up call
21.07.24
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Omer Kabir
How a software glitch exposed the fragility of global systems
Why Google needs Wiz to keep up with Amazon and Microsoft
16.07.24
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Meir Orbach
Google does not have a cyber strategy like its cloud competitors, Microsoft and Amazon. It is trying to catch up quickly, but for that it needs Wiz
Ground Up Ventures and Microsoft Israel R&D launch program for moonshot ideas
18.06.24
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Meir Orbach
The Liftoff program is designed to support 10 companies each year. It will focus on projects that solve significant and challenging problems such as energy supply, energy storage and smart grid, food security for a growing population, smart construction and sustainable construction, defense and the future battlefield, and infrastructure for a modern labor market
US investigation against AI giants can’t keep up with pace of development
10.06.24
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Omer Kabir
Microsoft, NVIDIA, and OpenAI face regulatory heat as US agencies divide oversight responsibilities.
The dirty secret behind data backup
02.06.24
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Viki Auslender
The tech giants are relentless in urging us to back up photos, emails, files and other data that we will never use. A service that started out as free is currently bringing them billions of dollars a year and also polluting the environment in the process
"China, Russia, North Korea and Iran are leveraging ChatGPT for their needs"
02.06.24
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Omer Kabir
Sherrod Degrippo, Director of Threat Intelligence Strategy at Microsoft, warns that software is fragile and explains why an old router is the most dangerous home device.
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