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More than $90 billion a year flows through Tipalti's once-unfashionable corner of finance

Tipalti has turned the unglamorous machinery of accounts payable and mass payments into a global finance platform, processing more than $90 billion annually; the company says it has raised $750 million and employs more than 1,000 people

ynet Global | 09.22.26

Mellanox veterans built proteanTecs to give chips a way to report their own health

proteanTecs puts monitoring inside the chip itself, allowing manufacturers and operators to track performance, power and degradation across a product’s life; its founders bring deep Mellanox experience to one of computing’s hardest reliability problems

ynet Global | 09.22.26

Can a smartphone tell how well you walk? OneStep is betting on the answer

OneStep treats the way a person walks as a continuous health signal, using ordinary smartphone sensors to measure gait and mobility outside the clinic; the aim is to give clinicians objective data on recovery, decline and fall risk without a motion lab

ynet Global | 09.22.26

For Healthy.io, an at-home kidney test starts with the camera already in your pocket

Healthy.io uses the camera already in a patient’s pocket to move kidney testing and wound measurement beyond the clinic, pairing smartphones with computer vision and standardized kits; the company says its technology has engaged more than 1.2 million patients

ynet Global | 09.22.26

A honeymoon bus-ticket problem became Travelier, now spanning more than 120 countries

Travelier began with a frustrating bus-ticket search on a honeymoon in the Philippines and grew into a network for booking buses, ferries and trains; the company says its group now spans more than 120 countries through five global online brands

ynet Global | 09.22.26

‘Enormous potential’: UK envoy seeks deeper Israel ties in science, technology and trade

Ambassador Simon Walters tours the Oxford-Cambridge Growth Corridor, meeting researchers, investors and industry leaders as Britain seeks new partnerships with Israel in genomics, life sciences, agri-tech, AI and clean tech despite political differences

ynet Global | 09.20.26

The smart home is dead: Welcome to the AI-powered home that wants to run itself

At IFA 2026 in Berlin, appliance makers showed off vacuums that recognize and move objects, refrigerators that coordinate with ovens and robots gaining arms, cameras and autonomy, all pointing toward a home where AI does not merely follow commands but decides what needs to be done

Daniela Ginzburg | 09.19.26

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

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