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Microsoft introduces 80 new AI features, including Israeli developments
At annual Ignite conference, Microsoft unveils dozens of new AI-powered features for its applications, including innovations developed by its R&D centers in Israel
Israel Wullman
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07:41 | 11.20.24
'We've transformed drone warfare in 3 weeks': Inside the IDF's technological revolution
The IDF's Matspen unit has emerged as a crucial hub for addressing operational challenges through advanced technology, leveraging the expertise of seasoned reservists to meet wartime demands
Daniela Ginzburg
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23:46 | 11.19.24
Google faces antitrust heat as DOJ targets Chrome and Android
US Department of Justice reportedly pursuing antitrust action against Google, seeking sale of Chrome and separation of Android from Google Play and search, move that could reshape tech industry and deeply affect Google's revenue streams
Raphael Kahan
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17:31 | 11.19.24
Meta silences Jewish group over 'pager' comments against pro-Hamas lawmakers
Facebook and Instagram parent company gives no explanation for action against US Betar, following posts with veiled threats toward lawmakers and alleged 'Judeophobes'; group expresses hope matter will be resolved soon
Daniel Edelson, New York
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23:56 | 11.17.24
'Please do not pet': Robotic dog on patrol in Mar-A-Lago to protect Trump
Spot now patrols the massive 17-acre club in Florida after two separate assassination attempts on the President-Elect; And yes, you can own one yourself, provided you have a hefty sum lying around
Daniela Ginzburg
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17:15 | 11.17.24
TikTok's value soars after Trump re-elected to return to White House
Despite the Biden administration's action to ban the use of TikTok, ByteDance, the former's parent values itself at $300 billion with $180 per share; Trump's return to the White House restores confidence after American pressure on the company
News Agencies
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11:38 | 11.17.24
A Shiba Inu goes to Washington: How an Internet meme inspired Musk's new government role
Trump unveils new department led by Elon Musk to cut bureaucracy and federal spending; Musk promises transparency, but critics question move’s ethics; how is all this tied to cryptocurrency and one viral dog meme?
Daniela Ginzburg, Raphael Kahan
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12:02 | 11.16.24
Senior Rafael official wins Israel Defense Prize: 'The idea seemed so absurd, like science fiction you only see in James Bond movies'
A., head of airborne weapons development at Israel's top defense contractor, says she’s built a team of bold innovators advancing next-gen systems designed to save lives in future wars
Galit Hareli
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01:00 | 11.14.24
Half of employees hide their use of AI from managers, new study shows
Employees conceal their use of artificial intelligence from their bosses out of fear they’ll appear unprofessional or lazy, even when AI could help them perform better; Younger generation prefers to turn to AI for assistance instead of their more experienced colleagues
Daniela Ginzburg
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11:43 | 11.13.24
Houthis in online campaign to designated Israel a terrorist state
After the results of the Arab-Islamic summit did not satisfy Iran's proxy in Yemen, the rebel force plans to take to post hundreds of anti-Israel tweets, photos and cartoons to create unprecedented wave of incitement
Lior Ben Ari
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13:48 | 11.12.24
No limits: The thrill of speed on Germany’s autobahn
Germany’s Autobahn is the ultimate destination for speed lovers, offering unparalleled freedom; but this time, we’re taking a look back—into the dark history of its origins, tracing the first kilometers built during one of Germany’s most troubling eras
Zeev Avrahami
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01:08 | 11.10.24
'A star is born': How Elon Musk fueled Trump's White House comeback
Business and tech guru utilized his voice and influence on social media to show support for Trump while raising concerns about other candidates
Daniela Ginzburg
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13:51 | 11.06.24
Elon Musk, X identified as major spreaders of election misinformation, report says
With over 2 billion views on misleading posts, findings raise concerns about billionaire's influence on public trust and election outcomes
Raphael Kahan
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19:32 | 11.05.24
The end of Google? Tech giants fight for AI search engine hegemony
OpenAI launches its new ChatGPT Search function set to revolutionize internet quarries; Google, Meta and others work to implement similar AI search options
Israel Wullman
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13:56 | 11.05.24
Nine Israeli startups in Time Magazine's annual best inventions list
Complex and impressive innovations ranging from beekeeping to AI enter the prestigious magazine's list of 200 best innovations of the year
Raphael Kahan
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22:54 | 11.04.24
Israel's strikes on Iran spark interest in air-launched ballistic missiles
Air-launched ballistic missiles can strike from any direction, creating significant challenges for defense systems, expert says; unlike ground-based ballistic missiles and air-launched cruise missiles, these weapons bypass many traditional interception obstacles
Reuters
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17:37 | 11.04.24
WhatsApp releases long-awaited feature in new update
From family chats to work-related conversations, you can now organize all your messages into custom lists; The goal of this new feature is to provide users with an additional way to filter and sort their chats, especially for those who have made the app a central tool for work
Daniela Ginzburg
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01:37 | 11.04.24
From Silicon Valley to the sea: Can Amazon shake accusations of anti-Israel bias?
Amazon's recent Twitch registration block on Israelis is just one in a string of controversies, including silence on a kidnapped employee, a VP’s contentious 'Palestine' necklace, Jewish staff citing antisemitism on internal channels and defaced pro-Israel books
Daniel Edelson, New York, Raphael Kahan
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21:18 | 11.02.24
Apple’s launch week: Paving the way for an AI-driven future
Apple rolled out its latest M4-powered computers this week, focusing largely on internal upgrades to support its future AI platform, Apple Intelligence; highlights include a refreshed MacBook Pro, a compact Mac Mini and a visually familiar iMac
Raphael Kahan
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16:56 | 11.02.24
Losing followers and friends, but still fighting: The influencers standing strong for Israel
Coming from fashion, TV and music, they’ve spent the past year using their influence to support Israel; despite losing followers, partnerships and facing threats, these international influencers stay steadfast in their advocacy
Nathalie Zohar
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18:48 | 11.01.24
Blocked then restored: Iran Supreme Leader's Hebrew language X account is back
It is not clear if Khamenei's account was removed and then restored, or if it was never removed; Situation raises difficult questions about the lack of regulation and the need to supervise the content distributed on social networks
Raphael Kahan
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19:22 | 10.30.24
Kia Tasman pickup debuts to rival Toyota and Ford
Automaker's first pickup truck set for release in Australia, South Africa and Middle East; new contender larger than Toyota Hilux, offers both gasoline and diesel options and features advanced safety systems designed for towing
Nir Ben Zaken
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14:57 | 10.30.24
Foreign hacktivists pretend to be Home Front Command to infiltrate Israeli phones
A pro-Palestinian hacktivist group, originating from Iran, has been able to send SMS messages en masse to thousands of Israelis, often pretending to be messages from Home Front Command; Experts say installing anything or clicking on the wrong link from these messages could insert spyware onto someone's phone, making the person easier to track
Raphael Kahan
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21:13 | 10.29.24
Aiming to become leaner and more efficient, Intel continues massive lay-off wave
Intel Israel is notifying hundreds of employees about layoffs this week, joining a global reduction affecting more than 2,000 workers; Despite cuts, new hiring continues for essential roles, including projects like the $25 billion Kiryat Gat chip plant
Tal Shahaf
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19:22 | 10.28.24
Google's Jarvis AI set to make chatbots obsolete
Google’s latest AI project can now automate tasks like booking flights, managing online shopping and even conducting studies; while this promises convenience for many, concerns about security risks and unforeseen consequences remain largely unresolved
Tal Shahaf
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21:59 | 10.27.24
Ofakim youth team claims 1st place in statewide robotics competition
Youths from town attacked by Hamas on Oct. 7, 2023, win first place at national First Robotics Competition, bringing honor to their community and setting sights on world championship; 'Amid disaster, they have proven to be a beacon of light,' says local official
Ilana Curiel
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15:11 | 10.27.24
Can hackers really take control of your Chinese electric car?
After Hezbollah operatives’ communication devices exploded en masse, online warnings suggest cyberattack could target Chinese-made electric vehicles in Israel, potentially stealing data or disabling them to cause harm
Hadar Sade
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16:43 | 10.26.24
It’s official: Apple falls two years behind competitors in tech race
Analysis: Despite launching more AI-capable devices, California tech giant seems to be losing steam and struggling to offer clear vision; CEO Tim Cook tries to reassure investors, but fresh leadership may be needed to revive Apple
Raphael Kahan
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14:09 | 10.24.24
Israeli cyber firm discovers major security flaw in Apple devices, affecting over a billion users
Apple releases security update to resolve issue, ensuring user protection across its devices; 'This flaw highlights the tension between functionality and security,' expert says
Raphael Kahan
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09:09 | 10.24.24
From laser pointers to beer umbrellas: What are patents?
Human ingenuity requires us to find a way to ensure inventions belong to their original inventors, even when they're outlandish, but how is this achieved and why?
Daniela Ginzburg
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23:37 | 10.21.24
US charges 2 in connection with Oct. 7 cyberattack on Iron Dome, siren system
For the first time in history, prosecutors are seeking a life sentence for cyber crimes of bothers Ahmed and Alaa Omer who were arrested and charged with disabling critical alert systems in Israel; their group Anonymous Sudan is designated by US prosecutors as 'most dangerous cyber group in the world'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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23:41 | 10.18.24
Cympire wins IDF tender for cybersecurity simulation platform
Israeli company set to provide military with cutting-edge platforms to train cyber departments in facing growing threats in the digital arena
Ynetnews
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13:18 | 10.14.24
Anti-Israel hacker group hacks 'Internet Archive', exposing 31 million users
Popular website confirms was hacked causing data breach exposing information of 31 million users; attackers say will go against all who serve the 'global Zionist regime'
Vicky Auslander/Calcalist
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00:18 | 10.11.24
Not only Israel: The burning fronts in the global cyber war
Although Israel was labeled the most targeted country in the cyber arena in 2023, despite billions of dollars being invested by nations and companies in cybersecurity, the global outlook for cyberattacks in 2024 is cause for concern
Denis Vitchevsky
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18:26 | 10.10.24
IDF soldiers took their smartphones into Lebanon, making it easier for Hezbollah to track them
They violated protocol by taking their personal cellphones into enemy territory, where they took photos and videos and posted them online; The IDF has thus far settled for verbal warnings; Hezbollah has Iranian technology allowing them to use the phones to pinpoint troops exact location
Yoav Zitun
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00:17 | 10.10.24
October 7 in cybersecurity: More hackers, insufficient defenses
Israel's cybersecurity challenges have been intensifying amid the war in Gaza, putting a spotlight on the country's strengths and shortcomings in the field
Raphael Kahan
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10:50 | 10.09.24
'Why should you intercept a drone with an F-35 or a $2 million missile?'
Third Eye, which specializes in AI-based optical systems for drone detection, saw its stock soar over 100% this year; CEO Lior Segal explains their tech, Israel’s challenges with Hezbollah drones, and why old weapons may still offer effective solutions
Navit Zomer
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13:47 | 10.01.24
Which chip manufacturer will rule over the next generation of PCs?
Intel's recent unveiling of its Lunar Lake processor in Berlin underscores a pivotal shift in the computer chip industry; Once dominated by giants, the landscape is now shaped by AI advancements, with Intel, AMD, Apple, and Qualcomm leading the charge in an acutely competitive arena
Raphael Kahan
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13:45 | 09.30.24
AI turns Netanyahu and Sarah to 80s disco party stars
The viral video that swept social media was created by director Daniel Kotz, who got the idea from a similar clip featuring soccer star Lionel Messi; 'I started with the idea of superimposing Sara and Bibi Netanyahu’s faces on all the partygoers,' Kotz explains
Daniela Ginzburg
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06:51 | 09.30.24
Multinational corporations undermining democracy, report says
International Trade Union Confederation report sharply criticizes some of world’s largest corporations for financially supporting extremist political movements, fueling climate crisis and violating labor and human rights
Daniela Ginzburg
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19:33 | 09.24.24
Is Israel vulnerable to Hezbollah cyber retaliation?
After the attack on Hezbollah pagers in Lebanon, concerns grow over the terror group's potential cyber capabilities aimed at harming Israel but experts say Israel carefully monitors its supply chains
Keren Setton, The Media Line
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00:23 | 09.23.24
As war also rages online, are children safe in the Cyber space?
Fake messages on smartphones by those impersonating Israeli officials or legitimate merchants are rampant in this time of constant conflict; While adults are mostly well-versed in spotting fallacious messages, this might not be the case for children, and there are some guidelines on how to keep them vigilant as well
Daniela Ginzburg
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14:52 | 09.21.24
What’s behind Hezbollah’s exploding pagers?
Device, once essential part of life for businessmen, doctors and anyone requiring immediate availability in 70s and 80s, gradually faded from use with rise of mobile phones in 90s; here’s everything about the device that was supposed to be completely safe
Daniela Ginzburg
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21:38 | 09.17.24
Oracle considers nuclear energy to power its AI
The tech company races to harness nuclear power for its data centers, as AI's insatiable energy demands surge; while new technologies emerge to meet this need, nuclear energy's risks and rewards create an unsettling modern tale
Tal Shahaf
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21:08 | 09.15.24
Stop scrolling: 5 essential tools for smarter LinkedIn searches
Why is it crucial to know who you're searching for on LinkedIn and how to do it effectively? Leverage the platform and advance in your career and business
Noam Pearl
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23:36 | 09.14.24
AI chatbot assistants growing more sophisticated – and addictive
New generation of digital personal assistants blurs the line between AI and human traits; Users report growing dependence, using them to ease loneliness and cope with anxiety or depression; yet this technological advance raises ethical concerns
Israel Wullman
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19:07 | 09.14.24
AI and blockchain: A symbiotic revolution in the digital age
The combination of AI and Blockchain represents a new frontier in the digital age—one where abundance meets scarcity, where intelligence meets trust and centralized becomes decentralized
Prof. Ilan Alon
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14:38 | 09.14.24
Crash test shock: Jeep's 'car of the year' fails to impress
EuroNCAP releases results from its latest round of crash tests; while five models earned the top safety rating, two struggled to meet expectations
Noam Rhein
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05:57 | 09.14.24
When Apple and Google take a hit, consumers gain
Sanctions imposed on tech giants by EU's highest court are an important step toward a better world, where these companies are restrained, accountable and cautious
Israel Wullman
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19:15 | 09.12.24
Huawei unfolds a first ever tri-fold smartphone
Announcement comes just hours after Apple’s somewhat underwhelming iPhone 16 reveal—a move that seemed like a deliberate jab at Western tech companies, particularly the US government
Raphael Kahan
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20:16 | 09.11.24
Israeli company Quantum Source raises $50 million
The Israeli quantum computing company announced one of the largest funding rounds in Israel’s quantum computing sector; Five years ago, Google demonstrated how a quantum computer could perform in 200 seconds a calculation that would take a powerful conventional computer 10,000 years to complete
Tal Shahaf
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20:01 | 09.10.24
Apple loses fight against $14.4 billion EU tax order to Ireland
Court orders iPhone maker to pay billions in back taxes as part of EU crackdown against sweetheart deals between EU countries and multinationals
News agencies
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13:34 | 09.10.24
Apple iPhone 16 event shows off AI muscle, new Watches and AirPods
Tech giants and companies worldwide are in a fierce race to integrate AI into their products, with smartphones emerging as a key battleground in the competition
Reuters, Raphael Kahan
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09:42 | 09.10.24
Mobileye shuts down lidar development, cutting 100 jobs
Mobileye shutters its Lidar division, impacting 100 jobs, as it pivots to cost-saving strategies amid revenue slumps; The move highlights a shift toward acquiring Innoviz, focusing on imaging radar development
Sophie Shulman, Calcalist
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07:57 | 09.10.24
Washington D.C. is seeing many more AI lobbyists
In 2023, 460 organizations engaging in AI lobbying in Washington DC, marking a 190% increase from the previous year
Ynetnews
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03:29 | 09.10.24
Pre-orders for Huawei's Matx XT foldable phone near 3 million
Chinese consumers can choose between two verified color options: Deep Black and Ruby Red, with suggestions that a 'Black-Gold' variant may also be available
Ynetnews
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03:23 | 09.10.24
Trump family members' X accounts hacked to promote unreleased cryptocurrency token
Tiffany and Lara Trump's accounts compromised; Hackers exploite platform to promote fraudulent cryptocurrency
Ynetnews
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19:51 | 09.05.24
Safe Superintelligence, co-founded by OpenAI's former chief scientist raises $1 billion
SSI aims to achieve 'safe superintelligence in a straight shot,' a goal that has attracted high-profile investors
Ynetnews
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19:44 | 09.05.24
'From the river to the sea' is message of 'solidarity' Meta oversight board says
The independent oversight board of the technology giant decided that the expression that has become increasingly accepted in pro-Palestinian demonstrations since October 7 "does not necessarily constitute hate speech." The phrase, it was determined, can be interpreted as a call for the destruction of Israel, but also as a demand for equal rights
Daniel Edelson, New York
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12:09 | 09.05.24
Elon Musk's X launches X TV App for smart TVs, aiming to become a video-first platform
New app aims to revolutionize X by offering a variety of video content, live events and streaming services on smart TVs
Ynetnews
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17:36 | 09.04.24
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