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איור חממה האב חדשנות חוסן ובריאות הנפש ב שדרות

Healing after October 7: Israeli startups tackle a PTSD crisis with technology

06.10.25|Omer Kabir
From VR therapy to voice-based diagnostics, a new wave of mental health innovation emerges from Sderot.
Keren Halperin, Place-IL

Rebuilding tech in the Negev: “Working in tech offers the best chance at social mobility in Israel”

24.07.24|Ariela Karmel
Place-IL CEO Keren Halperin-Musseri spoke to CTech about their efforts to revive the tech industry in the Western Negev through matching employees with tech companies and also through the new co-working space that they have opened in Sderot to help keep tech workers in the region. 
מוסף שבועי 30.5.24 ארז פרייבך במשרדי זוטא קור

Three kilometers from Gaza: Israeli startup poised to lead AI chip cooling revolution

30.05.24|Diana Bahur-Nir
In the industrial area of ​​Sderot, in a building that was attacked on October 7, ZutaCore is developing "low-tech" to save high-tech: a direct-to-chip, waterless, dielectric liquid cooling solution
עידן טנדלר סגן נשיא בכיר פאלו אלטו

High-tech giants, VC funds partnering in $4 million Sderot venture

20.12.23|Sophie Shulman
The main idea, born following the attack of October 7, is to bring to the Western Negev a physical presence of high-tech companies
Ron Akol

AKOLogic: “We felt that everything stopped for us in the first weeks”

19.12.23|CTech
The Sderot-based company has joined CTech to share how it has remained resilient in the days following 7/10