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Raphael Kahan
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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11.16.24
'America's billionaire cabinet': Rich tech moguls wield unprecedented influence over US presidency
The 'billionaire hive' is set to take on significant roles in Trump's cabinet, reminiscent of financial barons of the past; Elon Musk and his tech mogul allies, including Peter Thiel and Larry Ellison, are primed to shape the Trump presidency, blending libertarian ideals with conservative politics
Raphael Kahan
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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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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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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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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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11.02.24
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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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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10.29.24
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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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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10.24.24
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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10.09.24
Iranian hackers claim to breach nuclear research center system in Israel
The group Handala claims to have stolen nearly 200 gigabytes of data from the Soreq Nuclear Research Center; PM office says the 'incident is known and under investigation'
Raphael Kahan
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09.30.24
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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09.30.24
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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09.11.24
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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09.10.24
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