Going Global

From Israel to the world: Going Global puts Startups in the spotlight  

More than a showcase, Going Global is a growing editorial hub designed to help leading Israeli startups gain visibility, attract opportunities and strengthen their presence in key international markets, led by strategic partners Team8, Discount Tech and Deloitte Catalyst 
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Tech & Digital
Halos for Robotics
Nvidia unveils end-to-end safety system for robotics and physical AI
Tech giant says Halos for Robotics brings its autonomous-vehicle safety technology to humanoid robots and other industrial AI machines, with Agility first to integrate the system
ynet Global | 23:11 | 06.22.26
תמונת רובוט ממונע של STARSHIP
Stuck on the sidewalk: the delivery robot boom runs into potholes and politics
Once hailed as the future of urban logistics, autonomous delivery robots face growing bans and safety concerns from Chicago to Tel Aviv, even as analysts predict a comeback in controlled spaces like office towers
Israel Wullman | 22:38 | 06.22.26
Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan
Polymarket paid influencers to fake huge wins, WSJ reports
Investigation says the crypto prediction platform used paid young creators, replica websites and online commenters to make staged profits look authentic, raising new questions about transparency as competition in prediction markets intensifies
Raphael Kahan | 07:45 | 06.22.26
Rachel Lester
'Fighting emotions with facts and logic': former IDF spokeswoman takes Israel’s PR war online
Rachel Lester, who served in the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit and returned to reserve duty after Oct. 7, says independent creators can succeed where official messaging cannot, arguing Israel needs more diverse voices and emotional storytelling in the battle for public opinion
Alexandra Lukash | 12:06 | 06.21.26
מנכ"ל אנת'רופיק דריו אמודיי, הנשיא טראמפ
US move to restrict Anthropic models turns AI race into geopolitical test
Reported limits on Anthropic’s most advanced models have drawn warnings from tech and cyber experts that safety controls may disrupt research and slow US companies while global rivals move ahead
ynet Global | 07:46 | 06.20.26
פלטפורמת Manus
Booking flights, building presentations and searching the web: how to start using AI agents
AI agents do not just answer questions: they can browse, analyze information, prepare presentations and complete complex tasks with minimal input while requiring smart, safe and careful use
Eyal Marcus | 19:18 | 06.19.26
Verbit
New AI platform lets attorneys practice depositions with virtual witnesses
DepoSim, an AI deposition training platform by Verbit and AltaClaro, simulates witnesses, opposing counsel and court reporters, with automated performance feedback
ynet Global | 10:55 | 06.19.26
Artfair by Bria
Can AI help brands stop looking like AI?
As generative AI makes visual content easier to produce, companies face a new challenge: avoiding the generic look created by the same tools everyone else uses  
ynet Global | 03:57 | 06.19.26
נאגירדי סרירמיאצ'נדרה
Smartphone strapped to head, mango in hand, and $2 per hour wage: Dark side of the robot revolution
Humanoid robot market is estimated to be worth $38B by 2035, but that doesn't stop giant companies from paying pennies to Indians who train them today; Participation is consensual, but economic necessity in those areas sometimes blurs boundaries of free choice
News Agencies | 23:40 | 06.18.26
לוח הבקרה של שדרני המונדיאל
Hacker says FIFA flaw could have exposed World Cup broadcast control systems
Security researcher ‘Bob the Hacker’ says a flaw in FIFA’s player agents portal allegedly granted access to cloud systems linked to 2026 World Cup broadcasts, cameras and live match data before the issue was closed
Rephael Kahan | 18:10 | 06.18.26
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