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Israeli high-tech proves resilience in face of war
While Israeli cyber companies are cashing out amid a stream of acquisitions, war in Gaza means hundreds of new startups having tough time getting off the ground, now both public and private sectors offer solutions
Tal Giladi
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05.23.24
Israeli researchers design 'smart liquids'
Dr. Ayala Lampel is pioneering the creation of minuscule liquid droplets that possess the remarkable capacity to react to particular environmental stimuli; Her most recent research has successfully showcased the development of an intelligent liquid, specifically designed to function as a highly responsive biosensor
Ynet
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04.07.24
Israeli high-tech raises $3.1 billion since beginning of war
Startup Nation Central report highlights despite facing significant challenges, including 15% of workforce being called up for reserve duty and near total air blockade on Israel, local startups continue to thrive
Sophie Shulman
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03.31.24
1,500 Israeli start-ups to honor 1,500 victims of Hamas massacre
Former Minister of Science and Technology, Izhar Shay, who lost his son Yaron on October 7, initiated the Next October project, which aims to recruit 1,500 companies to commemorate the Oct. 7 victims
Alexandra Lukash, Sharon Kidon, Nir (Shoko) Cohen
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03.19.24
US cyber giant Zscaler acquires Israeli startup Avalor for $350 million
The Israeli startup, which raised $25 million in Series A funding last April, will operate as an independent unit within Zscaler and continue the development of its data solutions to enhance Zscaler's cloud security platform
Meir Orbach
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03.15.24
'Like a baby boom after wars, there will be a change for the better in the hi-tech industry as well'
Conflict stimulates ideas, fostering innovation of technology, and tech advancements are here for the long haul; Dr. Avi Hasson, Founder of the Innovation Authority and presently the CEO of 'Startup Nation Central', is the driving force behind a report that presents an unexpectedly positive outlook on the future of Israel's high-tech sector
Israel Wullman
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03.09.24
Israel is unprepared for a cyber strike like the October 7 massacre
Cyber security company founder says AI increases risks of cyber attacks on unprecedented scale and if one such strike is launched Israel it could leave Israel defenseless even against missiles
Israel Wullman
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03.07.24
Elon Musk says 1st Neuralink brain chip implanted in a human
Company marks crucial milestone on path to empower individuals with quadriplegia, to control devices using their thoughts, after FDA approves human trial
Ynetnews
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01.30.24
Entrepreneur, founder of startup falls in Gaza
Sergeant Major (res.) Adam Bismut developed technology that would alert lifeguards of potential drowning hazards; tragically, he was among those who perished in Monday's fatal explosion in central Gaza
Elisha Ben Kimon
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01.24.24
'Start-up Nation' may skip Japan World Expo amid war
Days away from the Expo Osaka 2025 deadline for confirming attendance, many in the government believe Israel shouldn't attend prestigious event amid war
Itamar Eichner
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01.16.24
In war’s aftermath, startup boom expected to pop in Israel
Startup Nation Central CEO Avi Hasson: 'The judicial legislation brought a spirit of despair; I was concerned about the talent that might leave. The spirit we are seeing now is the opposite: the spirit of determination'
The Media Line
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01.15.24
War affects all things: Israeli tech sector beginning to lag behind
Foreign investors reluctant to invest in Israeli startups due to the ongoing war while, their international counterparts are witnessing a resurgence after weathering a challenging year and a half
Sophie Shulman
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12.13.23
IDF wives and mothers band to support soldiers
The small initiative started by partners and mothers of IDF personnel now resembles a small company working to gather donations from across the world
Moshe David Rubinstein
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10.19.23
'I didn't finish school, but I own one of the coolest and most interesting start-ups in Israel'
From a struggling chef living with parents to make ends meet, Liran Gruda is now a global food industry entrepreneur with a successful exit; ‘A teacher once said I'd amount to nothing. She'd be shocked today,’ he shares
Tiki Golan
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09.17.23
SentinelOne stops cooperation with Wiz amid takeover talks
SentinelOne did not accept Wiz's desire to purchase it and decided to respond by unilaterally terminating cooperation; SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten prefers a buyer with much deeper pockets and does not want to be controlled by Wiz founder Assaf Rappaport
Sophie Shulman, Calcalist
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08.30.23
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