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From six-person startups to a $6.3 billion take-private: October's extraordinary month for Israeli tech exits
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לילך דנביץ' דירקטורית אסטרטגיה ושותפויות NTT ישראל

$40 billion will be gone by 2027 – and your bank account could be next

10.09.25|Lilach Danewitz
Generative AI is putting banks in serious crisis, making it impossible for them to distinguish between reality and forgery; Israel can lead the global effort to prevent a world where we lose our digital identity.
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How 200 cybersecurity companies became 11 giants

21.08.25|Moshe Karako
The rapid pace of cyber acquisitions in Israel and around the world is sending the industry into a tailspin, completely reshaping its landscape. Moshe Karako, Chief Technology Officer at NTT Israel, explains why this is happening now and whether the dream of building new cyber giants has faded 
סיטק כנס AI 2024 לילך דנביץ Ctech AI 2024 Lilach Danewitz

“We all understand that AI is here to stay and it's going to make our work much more efficient”

26.09.24|James Spiro
Lilach Danewitz, Director of Strategy & Partnerships at NTT Laboratory Israel, spoke about how the Japanese company is focused on Israel for its AI potential.
לילך דנביץ' דירקטורית אסטרטגיה ושותפויות NTT ישראל

The next step in renewable energy: Electricity from space

12.06.24|Lilach Danewitz
"In a world grappling with increasing energy and environmental challenges and dwindling resources, there is a need to think outside the box and challenge the current perception of energy production," writes Lilach Danewitz