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Prof. Refael Barkan appointed president of Holon Institute of Technology (HIT)

Barkan, currently HIT’s vice president for innovation, entrepreneurship and international affairs, is expected to emphasize strengthening its academic and technological fields, expanding research and innovation and deepening ties between academia and industry

ynet Global | 10.09.26

Capitolis secures $220 million in financing ahead of eSecLending acquisition

Backed by Citi, Bank of America and other major financial institutions, fintech company secures new equity and debt financing to fund its $200 million eSecLending acquisition and expand into securities lending

ynet Global | 10.07.26

Adi Timor is surfing as part of his rehabilitation

How everyday technology is helping wounded IDF veterans reclaim independence

Tech for Heroes matches wounded IDF veterans with personalized technological solutions, from smart-home systems to everyday appliances, helping them reduce dependence and regain control of daily life

ynet Global | 10.05.26

The Israeli startups turning local innovation into global businesses

Ynet Global’s Going Global project, in partnership with Team8, Discount Tech and Deloitte Catalyst, showcases Israeli companies expanding abroad; these 20 startups span cybersecurity, AI, quantum computing, climate tech, fintech, digital health, agriculture and travel

ynet Global | 09.28.26

Moonshot founders Shahar Bahiri, Hilla Haddad Chmelnik and Fred Simon

Israeli startup Moonshot Space aims to build a delivery system for orbit

Moonshot is developing an electromagnetic launcher to send smaller, frequent cargo shipments into space, betting that satellites, stations and future orbital data centers will need a reliable supply chain for fuel, materials and equipment

ynet Global | 09.24.26

Tired of deciding what to wear, Israeli teens built an algorithm to do it for them

Flair uses measurements, colors, trends and even upcoming events to recommend complete outfits; built through the Mamriot program and a Factory 54 partnership, its creators explain how they translated something as subjective as style into code

Daniela Ginzburg | 09.23.26

מתוך סרטון הקרב של פרנקי לה-פנה עם רובוט הומנואיד

Watch: Humanoid robot kicks influencer across ring in viral fight video

REK’s 6-foot humanoid trades blows with viral star Frankie LaPenna before sending him flying with a kick, though viewers question whether the showdown was staged

Daniela Ginzburg | 09.22.26

A camera walk through a job site lets Buildots expose where construction is slipping

A 360-degree camera walk through a construction site becomes a progress report at Buildots, where computer vision compares what was built with plans and schedules; the company says it operates in more than 12 countries and has raised $166 million

ynet Global | 09.22.26

Coralogix built a $550 million observability story by refusing to index everything

Coralogix built its observability business around a contrarian idea: software teams should not have to index everything before investigating it; a $200 million Series F in June 2026 brought total funding to $550 million, with 5,000-plus customers

ynet Global | 09.22.26

The browser became the office. Island decided it should become the security system too

Instead of wrapping more security tools around consumer browsers, Island built the browser itself for the enterprise, embedding identity, application and data controls into the main workspace and turning a familiar tool into a security control point

ynet Global | 09.22.26

AI's dirty secret is data work. Dataloop built a business around doing it at scale

Behind every AI system is the messy work of organizing, labeling, reviewing and moving data through production; Dataloop provides tools for unstructured data, annotation and automation, with human review built into workflows for computer vision and other AI use cases

ynet Global | 09.22.26

Inside 300,000 hives, BeeHero is measuring what pollination used to leave to guesswork

BeeHero puts sensors inside commercial hives and combines them with data analytics to make pollination more measurable; the company says it manages more than 300,000 hives worldwide, mainly in the United States and Australia

ynet Global | 09.22.26

From Technion lab to hydrogen plant, H2Pro is scaling a different way to split water

H2Pro is taking a hydrogen process developed at the Technion out of the lab and toward industrial deployment, using decoupled water electrolysis that separates hydrogen and oxygen production in time; Breakthrough Energy Ventures is its majority shareholder

ynet Global | 09.22.26

BigID became a unicorn by answering one uncomfortable question: Where is the sensitive data?

BigID built a unicorn around a question large companies often cannot answer: where exactly is their sensitive data; its platform discovers and classifies information across cloud, SaaS and on-premise systems, spanning privacy, security and AI governance

ynet Global | 09.22.26

SupPlant asks the plant when it needs water instead of relying on the forecast alone

SupPlant looks to the plant itself, not only the weather forecast, to decide when crops need water; its system combines plant, soil and weather data to generate irrigation recommendations, with a stated mission to save water while protecting productivity

ynet Global | 09.22.26

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