Updates
Red Mail
23°
Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Search
Main
Israel News
Mideast & World News
Tech & Digital
Real Estate
Finance
Lifestyle
Health & Science
Jewish World
Travel
More
Channels
Opinions
Magazine
Sports
Food
Weather
Podcasts
Sites & Sources
Ynet
Calcalist
yad2
ynetespanol
Вести
mynet
Contact
Contact us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Accessibility Statement
main
Israel News
Mideast & World News
Tech & Digital
Real Estate
Finance
Lifestyle
Health & Science
Jewish World
Travel
23°
Weather
YnetGlobal Channels
Opinions & Analysis
Magazine
Food
Sports
Weather
Podcasts
Sites & Sources
ynet
calcalist
yad2
Español
Вести
mynet
more channels
Israel News
Mideast & World News
Tech & Digital
Finance
Lifestyle
Health & Science
Travel
Contact
Contact us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Accessibility Statement
Tags
Israel Wullman
Israel Police warns tech firms against election influence operations
Police tell social media companies to watch for fake accounts, bots and coordinated campaigns, warning that helping conceal clients or manipulate political support could expose firms to legal liability
Meir Turgeman, Israel Wullman
|
08.23.26
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 review: the foldable phone finally feels fresh again
Samsung shrinks its latest foldable into a 5.5-inch ‘pocket notebook’ format, adds a brighter 7.6-inch display and two-day battery life, while sacrificing a telephoto camera; the result is polished, inventive and expensive
Israel Wullman
|
08.13.26
Netanyahu’s new recruit: the man behind one of the 2000s’ most reviled tech tools
Oren Dobronsky, Netanyahu’s first handpicked Likud candidate, built Hotbar into a global hit before it drew fierce criticism over ads, tracking and removal — then reinvented himself in Silicon Valley, restaurants and TV
Israel Wullman
|
08.11.26
Meet Hemispheric: The Israeli AI startup aiming to revolutionize brain diagnostics
Israeli startup Hemispheric says its AI can decode brain waves and diagnose conditions including depression, PTSD, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s in 15 minutes; the company has raised $52 million as investor interest grows
Israel Wullman
|
08.08.26
Israel launches national quantum computer and Physical AI race
Government launches plans for a homegrown quantum computer, Physical AI infrastructure and advanced AI models as countries compete for control of the technologies shaping the future
Israel Wullman
|
08.05.26
Russia unveils ground-based anti-Starlink electronic warfare system
The trailer-mounted Volna Kupol Garant uses narrow, high-frequency beams to disrupt satellite links as Elon Musk’s Starlink plays a growing role in modern warfare
Israel Wullman
|
08.03.26
Anthropic models breached misconfigured test environment and hacked 3 real organizations
Anthropic says a misconfigured cyber test left its supposedly isolated models connected to the internet, allowing them to breach three organizations while pursuing a simulated hacking task; the company says the models did not deliberately try to escape
Israel Wullman
|
08.02.26
Another AI genius left the US for China, and Silicon Valley is starting to worry
Moonshot founder Yang Zhilin trained in America but returned to Beijing to build Kimi K3, joining a growing flow of Chinese researchers leaving the US as China develops a powerful AI talent pipeline of its own
Israel Wullman
|
07.28.26
Layoffs and AI were supposed to cut costs. For many companies, they did the opposite
A new global KPMG survey finds senior executives are being hit by unexpected AI costs, as heavy computing demands, usage-based pricing and uncontrolled employee use turn the promised savings of automation into a growing corporate headache
Israel Wullman
|
07.10.26
Iran wages influence war on Israelis, and the state has no plan
State Comptroller warns hostile networks, led by Iran, are exploiting Israeli social media to deepen divisions and sow panic, while no government body leads the response
Israel Wullman
|
07.07.26
Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs as Xbox takes the hardest hit
The tech giant says AI is changing how work is done but is not replacing laid-off employees; Xbox will cut 3,200 jobs by 2027, four game studios are leaving Microsoft and Dell layoffs have reached Israel
Reuters, Israel Wullman
|
07.06.26
Former Israeli news star builds startup to destroy Hamas, Hezbollah tunnels
Gilad Adin, once one of Israel’s best-known journalists, has co-founded Traysar, a defense-tech startup developing systems to destroy tunnels, penetrate underground targets and protect critical infrastructure as warfare moves below the surface
Israel Wullman
|
06.27.26
Google AI chief: Creativity and taste will matter most in the age of human-level AI
Demis Hassabis predicts human-level AI will arrive by decade’s end, saying taste, creativity and cross-disciplinary thinking will be humanity’s edge; OpenAI and Anthropic executives offer similar forecasts, while Meta rejects the idea
Israel Wullman
|
06.24.26
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
|
06.22.26
No degree, no elite army unit: Ex-yeshiva student builds $37M AI cyber startup
Yossi Torati left yeshiva at 17, taught himself English and computers, became an outstanding IDF officer and is now CEO of A Security, an Israeli AI cyber startup backed by leading Wiz investors
Israel Wullman
|
06.21.26
Previous Articles
More Articles
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
9/11
Abbas Kamel
accident
agriculture
AI
Aliyah
Amine Ayoub
Ancient Egypt
Antiques
Antisemitism
Hot Tags
Today
This Week
This Month
9/11
Abbas Kamel
accident
agriculture
AI
Aliyah
Amine Ayoub
Ancient Egypt
Antiques
Antisemitism
Related Tags
""