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Beyond the breakthrough: inside the Technion labs shaping the technologies of tomorrow

From quantum computing and AI to nanoparticles designed to signal cancer cells to stop dividing, Technion researchers are building the science, engineering and talent needed for technologies whose full potential is still unknown

ynet Global | 09.17.26

The bombs that learned to see and think for themselves

Rafael’s SPICE family transformed conventional bombs into precision weapons that can home in without GPS; more than 25 years after its debut, the latest generation uses AI to identify and strike moving targets at greater ranges

ynet Global | 09.13.26

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

After building a fintech giant, Alon Gonen turned his own body into an experiment

Plus500 co-founder Alon Gonen eats two meals a day, grows his own plantains, gave up his office chair and even invested in a farm to control where his meat comes from, after a health scare pushed him to overhaul his lifestyle overnight

Eitan Gefen | 09.12.26

20 Israeli breakthroughs that are building the world of tomorrow

From cancer treatment and next-generation defense to alternative food, clean energy, AI and space, ynet Global’s special Rosh Hashanah project reveals 20 Israeli innovations turning some of the world’s biggest challenges into solutions and the people behind them

Karen Shemesh, Dvir Reshef | 09.11.26

Covenant emerges from stealth with Anthem long-range strike system

American defense startup Covenant emerges from stealth with Anthem, a long-range, heavy-payload weapon system, as it opens a Texas factory and expands production in the US, Germany and Israel ahead of a 2027 rollout

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Keter: Reinventing what plastic can be

The company turned mass-produced plastic into furniture that mimics wood, rattan and stone; now it is pushing the material into flooring, outdoor kitchens and modular living spaces

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Israeli startup Qedma tackles quantum computing’s biggest weakness

Founded by Technion and Hebrew University researchers, Qedma uses software to tame quantum errors. Its work with IBM has now helped demonstrate quantum advantage on commercially available technology.

ynet Global | 09.09.26

The Israeli startup betting it can make green hydrogen cheaper

Born from Technion research, H2Pro has raised over $100 million to reinvent water electrolysis; now it faces the crucial test: scaling its technology from an Israeli pilot to massive hydrogen projects in Europe

ynet Global | 09.09.26

Meet Aleph Farms, the startup turning cattle cells into steak

From lab experiment to steak: Israeli startup Aleph Farms wins Singapore approval to sell its cultivated beef, bringing lab-grown meat a step closer to restaurant tables and a planned 2027 launch

ynet Global | 09.09.26

One month out of stealth, Act Security lands first acquisition and launches Amphi

Act Security has acquired Cloud Copilot, its first deal just one month after emerging from stealth, and will use the AWS access-control technology to launch Amphi, a free, open-source toolkit for cloud engineers

ynet Global | 09.02.26

AITAN raises $41 million to take robotic warfare global

Israeli defense startup AITAN has emerged from stealth with $41 million in new funding to expand its battle-tested robotic warfare technology, bringing total capital raised to $54 million

ynet Global | 09.02.26

Jewish entrepreneurs build AI tools to fight antisemitism in New York

Around 100 Jewish-American and Israeli-American participants developed tools for reporting antisemitic incidents, mapping elected officials and connecting community allies as anti-Jewish hate crimes in New York remain elevated

ynet Global | 09.02.26

Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO after 15 years and rise to $4.6 trillion

John Ternus takes over after Cook’s tenure brought Apple Watch, AirPods, Apple TV+ and a surge from roughly $350 billion to about $4.6 trillion in market value

ynet | 09.01.26

20 Israeli breakthroughs that could shape the future

A special ynet Global Rosh Hashanah project will spotlight breakthroughs in medicine, technology, defense, food, energy and space, along with the people and ideas that turned them into reality

ynet Global | 08.30.26