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Israel Wullman
AI, layoffs leave computer science graduates struggling to find work
Computer science graduates in US and Israel face rising unemployment as AI tools replace junior roles and competition for tech jobs intensifies; experts warn universities are lagging in training students for the skills companies now demand
Israel Wullman
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08.12.25
'We will shut the country down': Tech firms will join hostage families on nationwide strike day
Israeli tech companies and venture capital funds, including Meta, Wix and Fiverr, are backing a nationwide strike organized by families of hostages and fallen soldiers; The action aims to halt economic activity and demand the immediate rescue of hostages and soldiers from further confrontation in Gaza
Israel Wullman
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08.10.25
IDF uses Microsoft cloud to monitor Palestinians, report says
Investigative report claims the then-head of Unit 8200 agreed with the tech giant CEO to grant the IDF access to the Azure cloud platform that assisted the military in attacks in Gaza and the West Bank
Israel Wullman
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08.06.25
Israel’s high-tech sector faces first employment slump in a decade
New data shows Israel’s high-tech sector shed 7%–9.5% of jobs in 2023–2024, with losses in business and support roles offset by growth in cybersecurity and core tech
Israel Wullman
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08.06.25
Israel's new aliyah plan will try to entice wealthy and highly skilled Jews to immigrate
Israel is launching a national initiative to attract Jewish professionals in tech, finance and defense; offering incentives and streamlined pathways, the program aims to boost the economy, fill labor gaps and strengthen Israel’s innovation leadership
Israel Wullman
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08.03.25
Palo Alto knows: Why CyberArk holds the keys to tomorrow’s cybersecurity
With its $25 billion acquisition of CyberArk, Palo Alto Networks is closing one of cybersecurity’s biggest gaps: control over privileged access; as AI agents handle sensitive tasks, securing digital master keys is no longer optional—it’s essential
Israel Wullman
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08.02.25
No more lying about your age: YouTube to utilize AI for age verification to protect minors
Starting in August, online platform will use AI to estimate US users’ ages, overriding self-reported data; move marks major shift amid growing global pressure to safeguard young users online
Israel Wullman
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07.30.25
All-seeing eye: Israeli startup revolutionizes mass security screening
Scanary unveils a contactless mass security system that can screen up to 25,000 people per hour using AI-powered radar and electromagnetic imaging to detect hidden threats in real time; pilot to begin in Israel and US
Israel Wullman
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07.26.25
Trump eyes Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as new tech ally over Musk
Huang emerges as U.S. president's top tech ally, surpassing Elon Musk and Tim Cook, as his company’s dominance in AI chips and strategic global deals elevate his political influence
Israel Wullman
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07.24.25
Firewall: Google, Microsoft and Amazon face mounting pressure to boycott Israel
Tech giants face escalating pressure from investors and employees to boycott Israel over alleged misuse of AI and cloud technologies in Gaza, risking their reputations and internal stability
Israel Wullman
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07.15.25
Nvidia plans massive new Israel campus
Tech giant already employs 5,000 in its Israeli Research and Development center, its largest outside the United States; the company is seeking land in the north for its expanded operations
Israel Wullman
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07.06.25
China’s big brother is watching: How Chinese smart devices are spying inside Israel
It may sound like a Netflix thriller, but it's real: Chinese smart devices are sending user data to Beijing; Israel is only now responding, halting a Defense Ministry tender for Chinese cars amid warnings over Beijing's powerful data intel abilities
Israel Wullman
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07.05.25
Israeli high-tech rebounds, raises $9.3B in first half of 2025
Despite multi-front war, missile threats from Iran and Yemen and flight disruptions, Israeli high-tech sees strong recovery; fewer total rounds, but sharp rise in large-scale deals over $50 million
Israel Wullman
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06.30.25
‘Hello and thank you for listening': Iran phones play bizarre robotic messages amid war
Iranians endure near total communications blackout as mysterious robotic messages and state censorship deepen confusion amid Israeli cyber operations and physical strikes
Israel Wullman
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06.24.25
'The enemy doesn’t rest': Cyber chief sounds alarm on Iran’s online offensive
As missiles fall, Israel’s cyber defenses quietly fend off waves of Iranian attacks; Brig. Gen. (res.) Yossi Karadi says digital warfare is intensifying, blending psychological tactics with cyber strikes—and says kinetic warfare may become a thing of the past
Israel Wullman
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06.22.25
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