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AI browsers: The next big thing, and a big new risk
23.09.25
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Elad Schulman
AI-powered smart browsers offer a personalized and advanced browsing experience, but they also pose serious security risks. Elad Schulman, Co-Founder and CEO of Lasso Security, explains how and what you can do to stay safe online.
Recruiting in the AI era: Less experience and degrees – more fast learning and critical thinking
21.09.25
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Einat Benjamini
"Generative AI’s automation does not make human workers redundant, it transforms and enhances unique human traits and capabilities into the new currency of business success," writes Concentrix's Einat Benjamini.
Israel’s innovation economy faces a growing rift in Europe
18.09.25
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Inbal Rahav
"Europe from above may grow colder, but Europe from below still seeks the spark that made Israel the 'Startup Nation',” writes Inbal Rahav, CEO of the Israel-Austria Chamber of Commerce.
Beyond employee secondaries: Why LP liquidity matters for Israel’s tech ecosystem
17.09.25
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Eva Hubsman
"Secondaries are no longer just about employees selling stock. Venture firms themselves are now actively selling stakes in their funds to generate liquidity for investors," writes Eva Hubsman, a Partner at Israel Secondary Fund.
“Via Dolorosa” - Via Transportation’s IPO: A decade-long ride of grit, resilience, and execution
15.09.25
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Lior Prosor
"Via’s IPO comes at a turning point for tech. The pendulum is swinging away from incremental SaaS toward companies tackling humanity’s biggest challenges through hard infrastructure," writes Lior Prosor, a Founding Partner at Hanaco Ventures.
Data management in the AI era: The next big opportunity for Israeli startups
11.09.25
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Barrel Kfir
"AI is reshaping the global economy and is expected to drive every business or personal process in our lives within a few years. However, this all depends on the availability of robust data management solutions, a market segment holding unprecedented opportunities for Israeli startups," writes Barrel Kfir, Partner at Dell Technologies Capital.
$40 billion will be gone by 2027 – and your bank account could be next
10.09.25
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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.
From SEO to GEO: Fighting for visibility in the age of AI
09.09.25
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Sharon Kinory
"Scaling GEO/AEO requires analytics for AI visibility, standardized metrics for recall, and ingestion pipelines feeding structured, brand-owned data into models," writes Sharon Kinory, an Associate at StageOne Ventures.
Foreign private equity funds: A critical pillar in the maturation of Israel’s business sector
08.09.25
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Tomer Raved
Smart foreign capital that recognizes the resilience and maturity of Israeli companies, even amid persistent security uncertainty, can strengthen traditional industries, reduce leverage, and firmly position Israel on the global growth map.
We weren't left behind in AI, we were waiting for the main course
08.09.25
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Yaniv Shnieder
"Israel has not missed the AI train. It was simply waiting for the wheels and the engine to be built," writes Yaniv Shnieder, CEO of Elron Ventures.
A new dawn in digital fraud threats: The rise of agentic AI
07.09.25
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Eyal Elazar
The emergence of Agentic AI shopping agents is introducing new fraud risks and disrupting the delicate balance between innovation and secure commerce. Eyal Elazar, VP of Market Intelligence & Product Marketing at Riskified, outlines the current landscape and explores potential strategies for addressing these evolving threats.
Europe wakes up to cyber - Will entrepreneurs and investors seize the opportunity in time?
04.09.25
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Tomer Amir
"Europe is investing unprecedented resources in building cyber resilience, and the market is open to collaborations with international players with a proven track record. Will Israel be content with watching from the sidelines, or will it know how to use this momentum to become a strategic partner of Europe?" writes Tomer Amir, a Product Manager at Google Cloud’s European team in London.
Where do Israel’s pension savings and HNWI capital go?
01.09.25
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Itay Elnatan
According to Itay Elnatan, Managing Partner & CEO at Leader Private Capital, in the coming years institutional investors with privileged access and deep expertise can position themselves at the forefront of global investing. On the other hand, qualified private investors must exercise even greater caution.
The cyber catch: Defending intellectual property in a rapidly shifting and classified domain
31.08.25
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Eyal Bressler
Unlike other technology sectors, the cyber domain is defined by cross-border litigation and costly legal disputes, requiring a unique approach to safeguarding patents.
The doom scale: How SF house parties are deciding the future of AI investment
25.08.25
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Nicole Levin
Why Silicon Valley's party small talk about the apocalypse is now driving billion-dollar investments.
How Israel’s M&A market is thriving despite the war
25.08.25
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Joshua Begner
While global headlines portray Israel as a high-risk market, some of the largest M&A deals in the country’s history took place this year - and for good reason.
The quiet destructive embargo Israel refuses to confront
25.08.25
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Elihay Vidal
Investors, academics, and corporations are pulling back, while the government insists all is well.
How 200 cybersecurity companies became 11 giants
21.08.25
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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
China’s growth can usher in a new era for China–Israel cooperation
20.08.25
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Xiao Junzheng
"Chinese capital can help Israeli startups expand globally, while Israeli technology can support China’s industrial upgrading," explains Xiao Junzheng, Chinese Ambassador to Israel
Global confidence in Israeli tech shines through mega-deals
20.08.25
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Nataly Margalit
"Beyond the impressive numbers and mega-deals, the core strength of Israeli high-tech lies in its ability to thrive under uncertainty," writes attorney Nataly Margalit of Arnon, Tadmor-Levy law firm.
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