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A fraction of helicopter cost: Israeli cargo eVTOL draws US interest as Hormuz crisis reshapes logistics
Autonomous cargo aircraft from Israeli firm AIR, capable of carrying about 550 pounds, draws US military interest after maiden flight; designed for ship-to-ship logistics in high-risk zones like the Strait of Hormuz without risking troops
Tal Shahaf
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04.15.26
Iron Nation raises $60M fund, expands to US with Indiana tech partnership
Founded after Oct. 7, firm shifts from emergency aid to VC, expanding globally with US partnerships and backing from international investors and institutions
Tal Shahaf
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04.13.26
50 hours for one meeting abroad: Israeli high-tech workers turn into backpackers
One firm bought multiple flight tickets per employee to hedge against cancellations, while others take grueling, multi-leg routes — a costly effort to maintain global ties and avoid losing clients during wartime disruptions
Tal Shahaf
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04.08.26
Laser cannons and four-legged robots: how Israeli startups are changing the face of war
Israeli startups are deploying intel-gathering robots, drone-killing laser systems, autonomous vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and rapid 3D missile part production, turning battlefield experience into a powerful global marketing edge
Tal Shahaf
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04.06.26
'Total loss': Drone factory in Petah Tikva hit by Iranian missile
Aero Sol CEO Israel Vaserlauf says damage will not allow the factory to resume operations; The damage occurred just two days after Aero Sol was sold to Valorex for about 35 million shekels, but Vaserlauf remains optimistic about the future:
Tal Shahaf
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04.05.26
Seconds that save lives: how the IDF’s ‘digital brain’ uses AI to reshape the battlefield
As troops maneuver in Lebanon and Israeli Air Force pilots operate over Iran, the IDF’s Matzpen unit works behind the scenes, using advanced digital systems to detect threats, accelerate decisions to seconds and help save soldiers’ lives
Tal Shahaf
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03.22.26
‘Startup Nation’ under fire: how Israel’s tech sector keeps operating during war
War strains Israel’s tech sector as workers juggle war, reserves and disruptions, but industry pushes to maintain operations and reassure global clients
Tal Shahaf
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03.20.26
The bots struck at dawn: inside the AI systems, drones and algorithms reshaping Israel’s war
From algorithms that predict where Iranian missiles will land to autonomous 'AI observers' and a command system that puts the entire battlefield on a single screen, the war with Iran is unfolding as Israel’s military undergoes a sweeping artificial intelligence revolution
Tal Shahaf
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03.08.26
No war shock: missiles fly — but Israeli tech hiring goes into overdrive
Survey of 500 Israeli tech firms finds only 15% froze hiring during the war, while more than a third accelerated recruitment, led by defense-tech companies facing surging demand
Tal Shahaf
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03.06.26
China accused of tapping US AI models in escalating tech showdown
Anthropic says Chinese firms created thousands of accounts and ran millions of prompts to extract data from its Claude model, raising concerns over intellectual property, chip export controls and national security
Tal Shahaf
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02.25.26
War rewrote the rules and now the world studies Israel’s AI-driven battlefield playbook
After 50,000 rockets, missiles and drones in 2 and a half years of war, Israel’s combat experience is fueling AI interceptors, smart optics and battlefield robots showcased at Defense.TechExpo, even as IDF officials acknowledge gaps remain
Tal Shahaf
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02.24.26
Cyber judgment day? Anthropic’s new AI tool rattles sector, sparks shake-up fears
Claude Code Security claims to detect hundreds of hidden flaws and suggest fixes, wiping billions off cybersecurity firms’ market value as investors debate whether AI threatens the sector’s business model
Tal Shahaf
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02.22.26
A solid bet: Israeli AI startup Solid raises $20 million from top VCs
Solid, led by CEO and co-founder Yoni Leitersdorf, who comes from a family well versed in tech and finance, connects enterprise data to AI agents to generate business insights and recommendations, and has now raised $20 million as it reveals active use in Israel
Tal Shahaf
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02.18.26
China delivers another ‘DeepSeek moment’ — this time for Hollywood
Seedance 2.0 stuns with cinematic realism and full-film capability, sparking a copyright clash with studios and fueling the China–US race for AI dominance
Tal Shahaf
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02.14.26
Palo Alto Networks to list on Tel Aviv Stock Exchange after CyberArk deal goes through
After completing $25 billion CyberArk acquisition, US cybersecurity giant plans dual listing that would make it the largest company by market value on the TASE
Tal Shahaf
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02.12.26
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