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Israeli cyber firm Imperva sold to French tech giant for $3.6 billion

Founded in 2002, Imperva provides cybersecurity solutions to critical apps, APIs and data; R&D center in Israel employs 500 people and is expected to grow after purchase completed

Meir Orbach | 07.25.23

Majority of Israeli startups initiate steps to relocate abroad, survey finds

Start-Up Nation Central CEO says 'concerning trends like registering a company abroad or launching new startups outside Israel will be hard to reverse'

i24NEWS | 07.24.23

Israeli fintech firm Vesttoo faces probe for multi-billion-dollar fraud

Initial inspection suggests that the billions of dollars in collateral presented by Vesttoo were fraudulent, as several executives recently retired from the company in the wake of the scandal

Meir Orbach, Calcalist | 07.18.23

Israel sees drop in hi-tech demand for workers

Although unemployment rate remains low, experts warn drop in demand for workers in the tech industry could be early warning of pending job crisis

Shaked Eilat | 07.17.23

Ultra-Orthodox outside an Intel facility

Can the ultra-Orthodox sector bolster Israel's high-tech industry?

Opinion: The continued growth and prosperity of technology companies depend on available, suitable manpower and the Haredi community has the potential to be an excellent workforce if the country would focus on how to integrate them

Prof. Boaz Golany | 07.17.23

Jewish teachers from Diaspora invent educational solutions in Israel

New educational program in Israel has Jewish Diaspora teachers participate in product development plan to tackle issues in Jewish studies and find creative solutions for the future

Yaniv Pohoryles | 07.11.23

Israeli innovation authority chief says AI could help humanity cope with global challenges

In special interview, Dror Bin emphasizes pivotal role of the High-Tech industry as the driving force behind Israeli innovation globally, says it must stay agile despite its 'startup nation' status

Lidar Gravé-Lazi, ILTV News | 06.28.23

Israeli high-tech lags behind in 2023 , report

Investments in Israel declined by more than 70% compared to the corresponding quarter of the previous year and a sharper decline than that recorded in other markets prompting concerns that Israeli tech would become detached from global trends

Shaked Eilat | 06.27.23

Don’t misread the tealeaves: Israel’s startups are in the pole position

Opinion: Those looking at the proposed judicial overhaul as the reason for the decline of Israeli startup companies recently aren't looking at the complete picture, which shows that they're doing just fine

Michael Fertik | 06.04.23

High-tech leaders: Potential exodus of skilled workforce looms

Budget reduction of approximately $30 million in Israel's Innovation Authority raises alarm among high-tech executives; Declining investments, fewer startups, and layoffs raise concerns about the industry's future and economic impact

Sivan Hilaie | 05.21.23

High-tech job vacancies decrease, data shows

Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics finds the upward trend of job vacancies in the high-tech sector is over after two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, but other fields in the Israeli market see increase in open positions

Gad Lior | 05.18.23

Israeli computer pioneer passes away just weeks after famed research partner

Prof. Jacob Ziv, together with the late Prof. Abraham Lempel, helped pave the way for widely used technologies such as MP3, PDF and ZIP, leaving behind a legacy of innovation

Yuval Mann | 03.26.23

Israeli Intel staff uncover critical worldwide cyber security weakness

Experts say computers made by eight of the world's leading producers have all been contaminated with a breach that can allow a hacker to assume complete control of the system

Raphael Kahan | 03.15.23

Israeli banks unlikely to fail like U.S. lenders, economist says

After the collapse of SVB and Signature Bank in the U.S., Prof. Dan Amiram of Tel Aviv University explaines the reasons for these financial institutions going under and why the likelihood of a similar event occurring in Israel is extremely low

Dan Raban | 03.13.23

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