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Radiation inside cars: Whether it poses a health risk remains uncertain
Can cars be radiation-free? Israeli startup SafeFields offers a solution
A deal with a global automotive supplier and talks with leading automakers could bring the Israeli company's technology to millions of vehicles, while proposed legislation may force carmakers to disclose radiation levels for the first time
Tal Shahaf | 10.09.26
StoreDot automotive battery cells
10 minutes to charge: StoreDot’s EV battery reaches a major milestone
Israeli battery developer StoreDot has completed its 10-minute fast-charging technology and signed manufacturing deals in Asia; After layoffs and a canceled SPAC merger, it is now pursuing agreements with major automakers
Tal Shahaf | 10.03.26
Oil prices are igniting a wave of inflation
Oil price roller coaster: Could energy crisis fuel global inflation?
Fears of renewed Iran fighting and disrupted Bab al-Mandab shipping could send oil prices soaring and reignite inflation; energy expert urges Israel to boost strategic reserves
Tal Shahaf | 09.27.26
2027 could be the year autonomous cars finally take off — but China may get there first
After more than $100 billion in investment and a string of costly failures, experts say advances in Physical AI, radar, lidar and simulation could finally push autonomous vehicles toward wider adoption, with China moving faster than Western markets
Tal Shahaf | 09.15.26
Elbit Systems' Fuse robot
From autonomous tractors to robot swarms: Elbit’s path to the battlefield of the future
To keep pace with rapidly evolving defense tech, Israeli defense giant Elbit Systems launched Fuse, an agile startup developing drones for intelligence and strike missions and, following its acquisition of Israel’s BWR, ground robots and robotic swarms
Tal Shahaf | 09.14.26
Nuclear reactor in Israel
Could nuclear power turn Israel into a global AI hub?
A proposed US-run nuclear and technology complex in the Negev could power data centers and chip production, but investor Ezra Gardner says Israel is delaying the deal over concerns it would lose control of the site
Tal Shahaf | 09.13.26
Israel’s driverless D9 enters combat as IAI pushes battlefield autonomy to the ground
Meet Panda, IDF’s driverless D9 bulldozer built to take the first fire instead of soldiers
Israel Aerospace Industries’ robotic system turns the armored D9 into a remotely operated or autonomous vehicle that can clear routes, move earth and perform dangerous missions without a soldier inside, as developers work toward one operator controlling entire fleets of battlefield robots
Tal Shahaf | 09.09.26
מייסדי דקארט, מימין לשמאל: אוריאן לייטרסדורף, דין לייטרסדורף ומשה שלו
When Elon Musk said 'Wow': How Israeli company Decart became a key player in the AI arms race
Why is AI giant Anthropic willing to pay $7 billion for an Israeli company that was founded only three years ago? It's not just the technology, but also the human capital of the company, led by brothers Dean and Orian Leitersdorf, scions of the famous financial aristocracy
Tal Shahaf | 08.17.26
מימין: סם אלטמן, דריו אמודיי, מארק צוקרברג
Everyone is talking about AI ‘escaping’, but cyber experts say the real threat is far more serious
It's not science fiction: Recent tests saw powerful AI agents exploit security flaws, reach the open internet and target real systems; Israeli experts say rapidly improving cyber capabilities, not machine consciousness, are the immediate concern
Tal Shahaf | 08.16.26
מוביל מחאת ה-AI נעלם ועכשיו חבריו יוצאים למלחמה כוללת
AI’s nightmare scenario is starting to unfold: ‘We’re approaching a dangerous threshold’
Protests and warnings over artificial intelligence are mounting as Israeli AI safety firm Irregular, which tests advanced models from OpenAI, Anthropic and Google, says increasingly capable systems are displaying unexpected behavior and cyber abilities that could outpace existing defenses
Tal Shahaf | 08.08.26
Alex Bouaziz. His estimated personal fortune of about $2 billion has made him one of only two Israelis on Forbes’ list of the world’s youngest billionaires
Meet Alex Bouaziz, the Israeli entrepreneur behind Deel's $17 billion success
Alex Bouaziz moved alone from France to Israel at 17, studied at the Technion and MIT, then co-founded Deel, now valued at $17 billion; In an exclusive interview, he discusses antisemitism, Israel, and the legal battle threatening the company's stock offering
Tal Shahaf | 08.04.26
אפליקציית VIMI
Moovit founders launch AI startup to make math tutoring accessible to every child
After selling Moovit to Mobileye, Roy Bick and Nir Erez are back with an AI startup aiming to make private math tutoring accessible to every child; they tell ynet why ChatGPT falls short and how they plan to compete with AI giants
Tal Shahaf | 07.31.26
חגיגת פתיחת מסחר Monday.com מאנדיי ב נסאדק
Monday.com made its AI bet, now investors want their ‘pound of flesh’
Israeli software company insists its sweeping layoffs are neither conventional cost-cutting nor an attempt to replace workers with AI, but higher profit targets, reduced office spending and pressure on the SaaS model tell a more complicated story
Tal Shahaf | 07.23.26
לחוות את ההיסטוריה עם משקפי XR
Versailles turns to Israeli XR tech to bring America’s birth to life
After years of hype and setbacks, XR headsets are finding their place at Versailles, where Jerusalem-based Yaturu lets visitors walk alongside historical figures — with plans to expand across Europe and Israel
Tal Shahaf | 07.08.26
מתוך הקמפיין של קוקה קולה ופניני Peel, Sip, Collect
The Israeli secret behind World Cup 2026 packaging
From more than a billion Coca-Cola bottles with collectible Panini stickers to Budweiser cans and personalized footballs, World Cup 2026 has become a showcase for digital printing, and much of it is powered by HP Indigo in Ness Ziona
Tal Shahaf | 07.06.26
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