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Ex-Google employees charged with passing confidential security data to Iran

Two sisters who previously worked at the tech giant and one sister’s husband are accused of exploiting their Silicon Valley roles to obtain confidential files and transfer them to their home country; prosecutors say they accessed sensitive processor security trade secrets

ynet | 02.20.26

EU antitrust authority approves Google acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity company Wiz for $32B

Largest deal in Israeli high-tech history has been completed: The European Union's antitrust authority has confirmed that the move will not harm competition in the cyber field, the last obstacle facing Google and the Israeli company

Reuters | 02.10.26

Wiz hit with $200 million lawsuit over alleged sham acquisition of Israeli startup

Investors claim cybersecurity giant misled the public, paid Raftt’s founders directly and used core technology without compensation, just as Google finalizes its $32 billion acquisition of Wiz; court ruling could reshape Israel’s startup landscape

Tal Shahaf | 02.09.26

מימין: אילון מאסק, ג'ף בזוס ומארק צוקרברג

$700 billion AI gambit: tech giants reshape global economy

Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Meta and Oracle set to spend unprecedented $700B on AI infrastructure by 2026, rivaling some nations' GDPs, as they race to dominate the future, fueling global chip shortages, labor shifts and economic bubble fears

Raphael Kahan | 02.09.26

בית המחוקקים של מדינת דלאוור בעיר הבירה דובר

Small but powerful: the US state that became home to Big Tech as billionaires flee California

Larry Page, worth an estimated $270–280 billion, is among billionaires and corporate giants leaving California over its proposed ‘billionaire tax’ for Delaware, a small state hosting 60% of Fortune 500 companies. Why Delaware — and why Elon Musk is less enthusiastic?

Tzippy Shmilovitz, New York | 01.19.26

Apple taps Google’s Gemini to power AI-driven Siri later this year

Multi-year partnership signals strategic shift as Apple looks to accelerate its artificial intelligence roadmap

Dennis Bihler | 01.12.26

'Silicon cathedrals': How AI is reshaping landscapes and draining water

Built to feed AI’s endless appetite, massive data centers now consume nuclear-scale power, drain city-sized water supplies and create noise and traffic; this is the tech industry’s next big challenge

Israel Wullman | 01.09.26

Robotaxis drive demand for unlikely new profession

The autonomous vehicle revolution is gaining momentum, but it is also creating unexpected challenges, including one particularly absurd example involving Waymo, Google’s self-driving taxi service in San Francisco

Roee Zukerman | 01.06.26

Algorithmic agendas: Al Jazeera’s AI newsroom and the global security dilemma

Opinion: Al Jazeera’s recent partnership with Google Cloud to launch an AI-driven newsroom marks a turning point in how global news is curated and distributed, potentially creating a fast pass for media manipulation that endangers counter-terror security policies we know today

Meital Elmaliah | 01.02.26

The clean era is over: AI tools fill with ads whether you like it or not

AI companies, facing soaring costs that undermine subscription models, are increasingly pushing ads even to paying users; the result is an AI experience shaped by profit rather than accuracy, leaving users feeling like the product

Raphael Kahan | 12.12.25

AI bots sway voters four times more than campaign ads, studies show

Two new studies show that AI bots can shift users’ political views with four times the impact of campaign ads, flooding voters with arguments, data and supposed evidence, even when some of the information is false

Raphael Kahan | 12.08.25

From a dazzling promise to an AI shakeout: ChatGPT turns 3 amid a deepening crisis

Three years after ChatGPT burst from a scrappy experiment into a global juggernaut, OpenAI is wobbling under slowing innovation, Google’s surging Gemini, soaring compute costs and lawsuits, even as the race to AGI speeds up

Tal Shahaf | 12.05.25

OpenAI declares ‘code red’ as Google’s Gemini closes the ChatGPT gap

Gemini 3 has pushed Google back to the forefront of generative AI, erasing OpenAI’s lead and shaking Silicon Valley’s balance of power; inside OpenAI, growing pressure and rising uncertainty have CEO Sam Altman warning employees of difficult months ahead

Raphael Kahan | 12.02.25

מימין מנכ"ל גוגל סונדאר פיצ'אי ונשיא ומנכ"ל אנבידיה ג'נסן הואנג

Google’s Gemini 3 challenges Nvidia’s AI chip dominance

Google's Gemini 3 outperforms ChatGPT and runs on its own TPU chips, posing a challenge to Nvidia’s dominance in AI hardware; as Meta considers switching to Google’s processors by 2027, hopes rise for a competitive shift in the AI chip market

Sophie Shulman | 11.28.25

AI cyberattacks will shift from experimental to fully operational by 2026, Google warns

Google’s new threat forecast warns that AI is poised to shift from limited experimentation to fully operational use in cyberattacks worldwide, a development that carries clear implications for countries like Israel, which ranks among the most targeted globally

ynet Global | 11.27.25

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