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ג׳. פי. סינג. שגריר הודו בישראל

India and Israel: Partners in shaping the future of artificial intelligence

27.10.25|J.P. Singh
Google’s $15 billion investment in India, 180,000 startups, and 6 million professionals compared with 2,300 Israeli AI companies. The Indian Ambassador to Israel explains how combining India’s scale with Israeli innovation can create global AI solutions in healthcare, agriculture, and education.
ניקול לוין בכירה בחברת AI

Silicon Valley adopts the work culture China banned

27.10.25|Nicole Levin
As tech layoffs shift power to employers, 996 spreads through San Francisco startups.
גיא פיגל שותף וראש תכנית (SPARQL) Hetz data

If we don’t build a data brand in Israel, we’ll miss the AI revolution

26.10.25|Guy Fighel
"Israel doesn’t have to remain just the 'Cyber Nation'. It can also become the 'Data Nation.'," writes Guy Fighel, a Partner at Hetz Ventures and Head of the Hetz Data (SPARQL) Program.
שמואל קדמי מנכ"ל NetZero Tech Ventures

The ceasefire - An opportunity to cement Israel’s status as a deep tech nation for the next two decades

23.10.25|Shmuel Kedmi
"Deep Tech is not a luxury - it is a vital element of Israel’s long-term competitiveness," writes Shmuel Kedmi is CEO of NetZero Tech Ventures.
רון קמחי מייסד שותף וה-CTO של Eon

The cloud availability fallacy: The biggest risk of the digital era

23.10.25|Ron Kimchi
"Data accessibility must be an integral part of business planning. Instead of focusing solely on recovering full cloud environments, organizations must think about continuous data availability," writes Ron Kimchi, Co-Founder and CTO of Eon.
עו"ד רון אבלסקי

The next front: Israel’s economic battle for global confidence

22.10.25|Ron Abelski
"After two years of hardship and uncertainty, Israel now requires a nationwide image campaign to demonstrate to the world that its economy is thriving once again and that security and stability have returned," writes Ron Abelski, partner at Epstein Rosenblum Maoz.
ניקול לוין בכירה בחברת AI

The AI renaissance: Your boss didn't fire you because AI does your job better

22.10.25|Nicole Levin
"Instead of fearing an apocalypse that's not materializing, we should embrace the intellectual golden age actually happening while maintaining skepticism toward sensationalized headlines designed to obscure some CEO's economic decisions," writes Nicole Levin.
הוד בן נון שותף-מייסד ו-VP of R&D ב-Mind Security

When the cloud goes dark: AWS outage exposes a dangerous dependence

21.10.25|Hod Bin Noon
The mass disruption reveals that control over corporate data often ends where the cloud provider begins, and that resilience must start at the data layer.
Sir Ronald Cohen רונלד כהן

Impact investing makes public funds work smarter – and the government should pay only when results are achieved

21.10.25|Sir Ronald Cohen
"Governments need to integrate impact investing as an essential part of their public reporting and oversight systems. At the same time, companies and corporations should include in their financial reports clear indicators that allow the extent of a company’s contribution to society to be measured," writes Sir Ronald Cohen.
שי מיינרט סמנכ״לית במרכז החדשנות לדזרטק ואקלים בנגב DCIC

If North Korea can do it, so can the Negev

20.10.25|Shai Meinrath
"The rules of the labor market have changed before our eyes, and more people than ever can access technological jobs," writes Shai Meinrath, VP of High-Tech Growth at the DeserTech and Climate Innovation Center in the Negev.
עו"ד אנדרי ופניארסקי עורך פטנטים משרד פרל כהן

The cyber trap: When exporting your IP becomes a crime

19.10.25|Andrey Vapniarsky
Cyber-focused startup founders aiming for American VC's should take into account that Israeli law prohibits registering a patent abroad for inventions that have military or security value.
השקת אפל ל AirPods פרו סדרה 3

Are real-time translators the next doomed trend in tech wearables?

13.10.25|Amy Shapiro
From smart glasses to VR headsets, the wearables market is littered with failed promises. The latest “revolution” promises to break down language barriers as we know them. Can real-time translation earbuds succeed where others have fallen short?
איתי שוורץ CTO ומייסד שותף של MIND Security

Seizing the opportunities of vibe coding without paying the price

08.10.25| Itai Schwartz
“The policy should be identical for humans and for agents: the same rules, the same transparency, the same level of supervision. Otherwise, ‘blind spots’ are created where innovation moves faster than protection,” writes Itai Schwartz, CTO and co-founder of cybersecurity startup, MIND Security.
מימין אוהד צוקרמן וד"ר גלית שהרבני קרן קופיה

Scientists seek the truth, investors seek profit - how can the gap be bridged?

01.10.25|Ohad Zuckerman, Dr. Galit Sharabany
"The bridge between scientists and entrepreneurs will not build itself. It requires a strategic vision that sees profitability and values as partners in the same journey," write Ohad Zuckerman and Dr. Galit Sharabani.
רונה עמרם סמנכ״לית ניהול עסקי בחברת הסייבר MazeBolt

Disruptions at European airports: Not a technical glitch - but a global wake-up call

29.09.25|Rona Amram
"So what must airlines do to prevent cyberattacks? Above all, they must adopt a proactive approach. This means deploying multi-layered protection that integrates cloud-based scrubbing services, advanced WAF systems, bot protection, and rate-limiting capabilities," writes Rona Amram, VP of Business Management at MazeBolt.
Aaron Rinberg

Unlocking enterprise transformation: Why Israeli startups are poised to reshape insurance and finance

28.09.25|Aaron Rinberg
"The next wave of enterprise AI will be defined not by raw model performance, but by thoughtful application. Israeli founders have the technical chops, the global mindset, and the grit to build category-defining companies in this space," writes Aaron Rinberg, Partner at Ibex Investors.
דניאל שרייבר מייסד ומנכל משותף Lemonade

Pay people so AI can do the work

25.09.25|Daniel Schreiber
Universal income is the pro-business unlock for the AI age.
אלעד שולמן מנכ"ל לאסו Lasso

AI browsers: The next big thing, and a big new risk

23.09.25|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. 
Einat Benjamini

Recruiting in the AI era: Less experience and degrees – more fast learning and critical thinking

21.09.25|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.
Inbal Rahav

Israel’s innovation economy faces a growing rift in Europe

18.09.25|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.
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