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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 | 07.30.26

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 | 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 | 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 | 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 | 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 | 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Traditional penetration tests become outdated almost immediately; Terra combines AI agents with human expertise to continuously validate enterprise attack surfaces; company says offensive security must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 | 07.21.26

OX Security wants to make software secure from the very first line of AI-generated code

Cybersecurity startup OX Security says AI is speeding up software development while creating new risks, with its platform helping enterprises secure applications from creation to production through automation, runtime protection and AI-powered attack simulations aimed at stopping vulnerabilities early

ynet Global | 07.21.26

The next biotech boom could begin with the mental health crisis

Opinion: Psychedelic therapies are moving from scientific margins toward mainstream biotechnology as researchers search for better treatments for severe psychiatric disorders; The opportunity is significant, but so are the clinical, regulatory and financial risks

Prof. Itamar Grotto | 07.21.26

Almost invisible: The spinning ‘ghost drone’ that tricks the human eye

Instead of costly camouflage or advanced stealth technology, Northwestern University researchers designed a drone whose entire body spins up to 25 times per second, turning it into a faint blur that is about 10 times harder to see than a conventional quadcopter

Raphael Kahan | 07.20.26

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

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

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