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A digital accountability lesson: The bitter truth companies must learn from the cloud outages before Black Friday
24.11.25
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Gidi Adlersberg
"Ahead of the November shopping holidays, my recommendation to executives is this: Don't settle for asking, 'How smart is my AI bot, or how can I advance further with AI?' Also ask, 'What happens to my customer service center when the internet breaks or the cloud fails?',” writes Gidi Adlersberg, Business Line Manager at AudioCodes.
Chinese firms capitalize on Israeli procurement weaknesses to penetrate sensitive sectors
23.11.25
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Harel Menashri
Hospitals, health funds, and even the IDF Medical Corps rely on low-cost Chinese devices, raising fears of cyber intrusions and supply-chain leverage in a crisis.
Why quantum, why now? The case for UK-Israel collaboration in a critical technology
23.11.25
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Tagil Yaniv
"By combining the UK’s strong institutional research base and sectoral depth with Israel’s agility and deep-tech entrepreneurship, collaboration can turn early breakthroughs into tangible outcomes that strengthen both economies," writes Tagil Yaniv, Critical Tech Lead at the UK-Israel Tech Hub, British Embassy in Israel.
Tech is breaking records again, but has it learned its lesson this time?
20.11.25
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Daniel Shnaider
New fundraising highs signal a return of confidence in the market, but they also remind us how short the collective memory of Israeli tech can be. Between euphoria and responsibility, this may be the moment to pause and choose a different path for growth.
Israel’s next tech imperative: Building a national GPU network
19.11.25
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Moshe Zilberstein
"Leadership in AI will require the same mindset that built Israel’s early technology advances: seeing infrastructure not as expense but as strategy," writes Moshe Zilberstein, General Partner at N47.
Israel’s high-tech resilience: How 2025 became a record year amid war and uncertainty
18.11.25
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Ephraim Zachary Heiliczer
Against all odds, 2025 turned out to be a record-breaking year for Israeli innovation. How did it happen?
The battle for the workplace: From Amazon's robots to Nvidia's plumbers
16.11.25
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Asaf Green
Between Amazon's statements about replacing thousands of workers with robots and Nvidia's statements about the rise of plumbers and electricians, a new world of employment is emerging that will affect the lives of millions; Asaf Green, Director of Business Development at NTT Israel, explains what the job market will look like in the age of AI, and what companies and organizations need to do right now to prepare.
Not just America: A strategic change for Israeli startups
13.11.25
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Talor Sax
"Israeli entrepreneurs should not treat the U.S. as their default market. It is highly worthwhile to consider Europe as an attractive and effective alternative," writes Talor Sax, Founder and Managing Partner of eHealth Ventures.
Israel’s path to AI success: Focus on verticals where we have a comparative advantage
12.11.25
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Lior Hanuka
"Israel must act now. We need bold investment in AI infrastructure and a sharp focus on the verticals where we can lead," writes Lior Hanuka, CEO of HiCenter Ventures.
The future is already here: 2026 marks the year AI becomes a business standard
11.11.25
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Idan Feingold
"The future is already here, and it demands that organizations face it head-on, with full commitment and readiness. By 2026, the ability to embed AI into an organization's culture will mark the line between its triumph and stagnation," writes Idan Feingold, CEO and Founder of Commit.
The moves by AI giants Google and OpenAI challenge startups - and offer a massive opportunity
10.11.25
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Lee Ben-Gal
"Stop trying to build the next ChatGPT; that race is over. Instead, use open-source models as a base and focus on building dedicated, regulation-compliant infrastructure in fields such as law, finance, and healthcare," writes Lee Ben-Gal, an Investor at lool ventures.
How secondary deals became a core strategy in the private market
09.11.25
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Eric Bentov
For many years, secondary transactions occurred behind the scenes and were available only to a limited set of private investors. Today, they have become a central strategy in the broader private market landscape.
The strategic mistake most managers are making right now with AI
06.11.25
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Asaf Amran
"Managers who continue to see AI as just a tool for improving coding productivity will be left behind. The real winners will be those who understand they have been given a "universal brain" that can learn and improve every process in the organization," writes Asaf Amran, CTO at Sela.
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.
Defense investment funds are a welcome start - but the road ahead is long
04.11.25
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Itamar Lev-Eldar
"Israel must move from a policy of intermittent encouragement to one of true partnerships with the DefenseTech ecosystem, offering startup companies access to tenders, regulatory certainty, and industrial backing," writes Itamar Lev-Eldar, a Partner at ERM Law firm.
Customer success - The missing link in revenue predictability
03.11.25
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Guy Galon
"Revenue planning is no longer just about closing deals; it’s about understanding customers deeply enough to anticipate their next move," writes Guy Galon, Chief Customer Success Officer at Obrela.
ChatGPT is becoming the next frontier for digital advertising
30.10.25
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Hila Gil
"OpenAI’s strategy is clear: build trust first, monetization later. Integration with Amazon will happen only after users see ChatGPT as a “trusted personal assistant,” not another sales channel," writes Hila Gil, CMO of Natural Intelligence.
The titans are back: Foreign private equity funds show renewed presence in Israel
29.10.25
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Nimrod Rosenblum
"Foreign equity has not disappeared; it simply evolved. Beyond the flashy Nasdaq exits, a new wave of steady, meaningful private equity transactions is reshaping the market," writes Nimrod Rosenblum, Managing Partner and Head of Corporate, Mergers & Acquisitions at Epstein Rosenblum Maoz (ERM) Law Firm.
Apple and Google are losing their monopoly on the payment moment - opening new opportunities for Israeli fintechs
29.10.25
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Nadav Tamam
"What once required years of licensing and banking infrastructure has become something any fintech entrepreneur with a good idea can build today," writes Nadav Tamam, Regional Director for Enterprise, Airwallex Israel and the Middle East.
Beyond hasbara: Israel’s opportunity in trustworthy AI
28.10.25
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Chen Shmilo
"By helping the world defend information integrity in the AI era, Israel enhances its global standing as a trusted source of ethical and innovative technology," writes Chen Shmilo, CEO of the 8200 Alumni Association and Co-Founder of Hack the Hate.
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