Source - Calcalist | United with Israel

Oren Kaniel, co-founder of Israeli unicorn AppsFlyer: 'Many companies could face a disruption that I’m not sure they are ready for.'

'Magen Or' is the next step up in Israel's self-defense: a laser system that can 'cook' rockets, missiles or drones from afar, and at zero cost compared to the Iron Dome.

Pending US approval, air defense deal with 15 European countries would become Israel’s largest-ever arms export deal ever.

TikTok's algorithm is a rabbit hole that can easily lead you on a path to extremism.

Enhanced goggle-binocular system integrates powerful night vision capabilities and head-up situational awareness.

Eliana Steinberg is the driving force behind a tiny chip that tests several treatments on the same tumor in record time, and she's only 28.

Tel Aviv-based Diagnostic Robotics has doubled its valuation to several hundred million dollars since its last funding round in 2019.

The center will provide R&D services to the entire Israeli innovation ecosystem.

Israel is home to some 190 gaming companies with around 14,000 employees, a whopping 250% increase from 2017.

'If you care about combating BDS, then the best choice is to invest in Israel.'

'We are glad to participate in a project that puts such an important topic at the front: creating a safer digital sphere for our kids,' the Israeli actress and her husband Jaron Varsano said.

Tel Aviv-based Trigo transforms existing supermarkets and grocers into fully autonomous, digital stores.

Ra’anana-based team's trash-throwing robot is a 'source of national pride for our future generation.'

Viz.ai developed a system that quickly reads scans and warns doctors of strokes and brain hemorrhages by sending a message to their app.

Israeli technology turns food scraps, PVC plastic, cardboard, and paper t into reusable 'UBQ' plastic

Exhibition expected to draw 4,500 people, including Arab and Eastern European guests.

Iranian hackers serve as Russia's "agents of chaos."

'Dynamic international events are continuing to unfold, but our teams are remaining committed to carrying out this mission.'

Israeli high-tech companies with centers in the Ukraine juggle employees who relocated and others who stayed.

SpaceIL and the Strauss Group launched a box of chick pea plants into space to see if they'll grow in microgravity.

Migdal Haemek's Tower Semiconductors is reaping the benefits of chip market chaos.

Hod HaSharon-based ThetaRay uses AI to spot fraudulent transactions and money-laundering.

'Our technology has tremendous potential to treat millions of patients.'

Women constitute 54 percent of Israel's doctoral recipients, but are under-represented in senior university positions.

The cost of this year's Super Bowl ad spot sales averaged $6.5 million per half a minute.

Hackers posted screenshots of an air defense system acquired by the British Army.

Yaron Zinger walked away from Harvard tenure to protect AI from its own mistakes.

Trigo's touchless checkout technology is making its first foray into the U.S.

TAU launched the nanosatellite on Dec. 21, 2021 aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Move is Google's first purchase of an Israeli company active in the cybersecurity sector.

Israeli companies sent a nanotechnology cancer treatment experiment to the International Space Station.

Wave energy will be connected to the country's power system for the first time in "three to four months."

Hi-tech trailblazer hopes that Nigeria can act in a similar way to Israel.

In a video addressing Calcalist’s Mind the Tech NY 2021, the Israeli premier urged conference attendees to 'harness the power of your imagination and dream big.'

70 percent of antibiotics worldwide are administered to animals. What happens when the bacteria becomes resistant?

In a Unit 8200 alumni conference, Yinon Costica was brimming with confidence, which is hardly surprising considering Wiz raised $250 million at a $6 billion valuation last week less than two years since it was founded.