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Israeli AgTech startup Nanovel wins €2.5 million EU grant for citrus-harvesting robots

The Horizon Europe funding will support European field trials and development of Nanovel’s AI-powered, multiarm system for picking oranges and lemons, with a commercial launch planned for 2028 and potential equity backing of up to €4.3 million

ynet Global | 07.16.26

Work has changed, and businesses that fail to adapt will be left behind

As workers demand greater control over their time and companies face volatile demand and persistent labor shortages, flexible employment models and AI-powered workforce tools are reshaping how people work and how businesses operate

Amit Oestreicher | 07.15.26

New Israeli ultrasound procedure offers hope for enlarged prostate

Rambam Health Care Campus is testing an Israeli-developed system that uses focused ultrasound to destroy obstructive prostate tissue from outside the body, avoiding urethral instruments, hospitalization and some complications of existing procedures

Eitan Gefen | 07.15.26

Is your startup ready to go global? Apply to be featured on Going Global

ynet Global is inviting Israel's most promising startups to apply for a chance to be featured on Going Global, where a panel of leading innovation experts and the ynet Global editorial team will spotlight companies shaping the future of technology

ynet Global | 07.14.26

Digital assistants, peaceful vacations: How AI keeps tech companies running

Summer vacations are an annual challenge for the workflow and business continuity tech offices; this year, companies are actively adopting advanced AI agents to support human teams and ensure projects continue to flow smoothly while employees relax

ynet Global | 07.14.26

Israel has the world’s densest AI talent pool, but not the infrastructure to match

Bank of America report places Israel in the next tier of AI economies, with strong talent and investment offset by gaps in energy and data center capacity

Sophie Shulman, calcalist | 07.13.26

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

Maccabiah goes global with new interactive streaming channel

Israeli sports-tech company Pixellot renews partnership with the world’s largest Jewish sporting event, offering live coverage across sports, age groups and divisions for families and fans around the globe

ynet Global | 07.07.26

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

What’s the Israeli breakthrough the world needs to know about?

Ahead of Rosh Hashanah 2026, ynet Global is launching a special editorial project celebrating the Israeli inventions, discoveries and breakthroughs that changed the world; we’re inviting readers to help us uncover the stories behind the innovations that transformed industries, improved lives and left a lasting global impact

ynet Global | 07.05.26

Betting big on Israeli tech: UK tech chief visits Israel to deepen innovation ties

FCDO Global Technology Director Serena Stone met entrepreneurs, researchers and health-tech founders during her first bilateral visit in the role, highlighting cooperation across AI, life sciences, research and emerging technologies

ynet Global | 07.02.26

From $3.5 billion to $76 million: what went wrong at one of Israel’s most promising medtech firms?

Israeli digital X-ray developer Nanox was once seen as medical imaging’s next big thing; its latest reports, with a going concern warning and withdrawn revenue forecast, erased nearly all its value, leaving investors facing a bet-or-bail dilemma

Navit Zomer | 07.01.26

Arato team. The company employs 23 people, all based in Israel

Israeli startup Arato raises $10M to test AI before it fails

Arato has raised $10 million in seed funding to expand its AI testing platform, which simulates real-world user interactions to help organizations identify failures, assess risks and evaluate AI applications before and after deployment

ynet Global | 06.29.26

After AI: why quantum computing is emerging as the next major technology race

Quantum computing is shifting from research to commercial reality as governments and tech giants accelerate investment; With major economic potential across industries, the race is no longer about possibility, but who will lead the next computing revolution

Bar Clara Mendez McConnon | 06.29.26

HOVERAir X1 Pro review: an AI camera drone that launches from your palm

The HOVERAir X1 Pro launches from your hand, tracks users at up to 60 km/h (37 mph) with AI and records impressive 4K footage without a controller; we tested the autonomous camera drone to see if its ease of use outweighs its noise, battery life and price

Raphael Kahan | 06.28.26

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