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Neck pain, burning eyes, aching hands: Is your smartphone changing your body?
We spend hours staring at screens each day, but which health risks are backed by research and which remain disputed? Experts from Rambam and Sheba explain what prolonged screen use does to the neck, eyes and hands
Tzur Gueta
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08.29.26
‘It’s now or never’: why investors are still betting big on Israeli tech
Team8 partner Ori Barzilay says war has turned Israeli resilience into proof, as global investors chase AI winners and founders aim to build companies worth billions
Sharon Kidon
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08.23.26
Can Israel’s Negev become the proving ground for AI’s next frontier?
Analysis: As AI’s bottlenecks shift from software to power, cooling and water, Israel could turn the Negev’s harsh conditions into a testbed for technologies that make data centers more efficient worldwide
Itamar Mula
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08.17.26
Italy orders Israeli companies removed from Rome airport counter-drone project
Italy’s top administrative court overturns the contract award, citing military-equipment rules and ordering Rome airport operator ADR to hire Italian firm ELT instead
The Media Line
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08.06.26
The AI gold rush is over. Now the cloud bill comes due
Over the past two years, we rushed to adopt artificial intelligence out of a fear of being left behind; now, as the cloud bill lands on the CFO's desk, the focus is shifting from initial enthusiasm to smart cost control
Safi Keisari
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08.05.26
Port is building the control layer for AI-powered software development
As software engineering shifts from AI-assisted coding to AI-led development, Israeli startup Port is giving enterprises the governance and control they need to scale AI agents safely across the software development lifecycle
ynet Global
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08.03.26
The next policing revolution is preventing crime before it happens
Analysis: AI-powered prevention centers could connect fragmented data across police, hospitals, cities and communities to detect rising risks early while preserving human oversight and civil rights
Boaz Gilad
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08.03.26
Beyond defense: why India and Israel should build the factories of the future
Analysis: Manufacturing scale and AI-driven innovation could make industrial automation, robotics and heavy electrical equipment the next pillar of the strategic partnership
Dr. Yashwant Singh
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08.02.26
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
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07.30.26
Bria aims to make enterprise AI content creation both safe and scalable
Israeli startup Bria says its generative AI platform lets enterprises create on-brand, legally compliant marketing and media content at scale while compensating original creators, helping global brands, agencies and media organizations balance speed, safety and creative rights
ynet Global
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07.30.26
Beyond technology: What makes people fall in love with a startup?
Tech and fintech leaders explain why trust, branding and employee ownership, not technology alone, turn startups into companies that investors, customers and workers continue to support through uncertainty
ynet Global
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07.28.26
This Israeli startup is building sensors for AI, not human eyes
Led by veterans of Meta-acquired Pebbles Interfaces, Elio Labs raises $21 million for adaptive optics that let AI choose what to capture in real time across microscopy, chipmaking, robotics and defense
ynet Global
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07.24.26
Designing tech for the people most often left behind
When companies make digital services easier for older adults to use, they build products and services that work better for everyone
ynet Global
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07.23.26
April making taxes work for people, not the other way around
Israeli fintech startup April says its platform helps Americans plan, optimize and file taxes through their financial institutions, aiming to cut overpayments and turn taxes from a once-a-year burden into a proactive financial tool used year-round
ynet Global
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07.21.26
Terra Security bets AI-powered offensive security is the future of cyber defense
Traditional penetration tests become outdated almost immediately; Terra combines AI agents with human expertise to continuously validate enterprise attack surfaces; company says offensive security must evolve as AI transforms both software development and cyber threats
ynet Global
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07.21.26
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