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Wiz to host Israel high-tech’s most expensive party after $32 billion Google acquisition

The cyber company, acquired by Google for a record $32 billion, will hold its annual Purim party at Expo Tel Aviv, featuring top Israeli singers in an ABBA-themed event costing an estimated NIS 10 million

Anat Lev Adler | 02.26.26

A banner reading 'The Future is Yours. No Permission Required.' is displayed at the Women Shaping the Future of Business, Tech & IP event in Tel Aviv

Not waiting for permission: Women shaping Israel’s business, tech and IP future

Finnegan and What’s Next in Israel Tech host the second annual Women Shaping the Future of Business, Tech & IP in Tel Aviv, drawing leaders across venture capital, AI, cybersecurity and law, including ynet Global CEO Sharon Shalmon-Esman, to discuss inclusive leadership and influence

ynet Global | 02.20.26

A solid bet: Israeli AI startup Solid raises $20 million from top VCs

Solid, led by CEO and co-founder Yoni Leitersdorf, who comes from a family well versed in tech and finance, connects enterprise data to AI agents to generate business insights and recommendations, and has now raised $20 million as it reveals active use in Israel

Tal Shahaf | 02.18.26

When early investors become a problem: why growth companies must clean house

As secondary markets hit $103 billion in the first half of 2025, more growth-stage companies are discovering that outdated investor stakes can stall fundraising, M&A and IPO plans, making cap table cleanup a strategic priority, not a cosmetic fix

Moran Chamsi | 02.18.26

Investor who rejects founder over rude behavior to waitress: 'I look for humility and values'

Ron Rofe, managing partner at Rainfall Ventures, says he's not tech expert but expert in people; in an interview, he explains why character outweighs ideas, how October 7 shaped his outlook in the US, and how he became viral on Instagram through high-end cooking videos

Yaniv Pohoryles | 02.16.26

Number of high-tech job seekers doubles in three years

High-tech job seekers double in 3 year, but market steadies, report says

December 2025 data show 16,300 job seekers in high-tech, twice as many as in December 2022, with average pay at NIS 32,500; demand improves yet layoffs still weigh on software workers

Gad Lior | 02.15.26

בית פרטי בשרון לזוג הייטקיסטים, תכנון: סמי שלום כנפו

High-tech couple builds Jaffa-style dream home in the Sharon

Designed with reclaimed parquet, vintage finds and handmade finishes, the four-story home features a landscaped yard, pool, rooftop terrace and even an outdoor meditation area, blending European influences with rural charm

Miri Ben-David Livi | 02.13.26

More tasks, same hours: how AI is reshaping the workplace

A new study finds AI is packing more tasks into the same workday, not shortening it; workers now manage prompts, check for errors and run multiple agents; burnout concerns are rising in the US, oversight is tightening in China and expectations are climbing in Israel

Raphael Kahan | 02.12.26

רה"מ בנימין נתניהו ונשיא ארה"ב דונלד טראמפ בפגישתם במאר-א-לאגו

Why Israel-US economic ties matter more than ever

From high-tech jobs and venture capital to AI, cyber and digital health, young professionals depend on US investment and market access as both economies navigate uncertainty and a changing global landscape

Galit Meyran, Calcalist | 02.11.26

When experience becomes disadvantage: the CEO who prefers inexperienced employees

Incode Technologies founder and CEO Ricardo Amper says accumulated experience creates biases that hinder innovation, arguing that young employees with a ‘fresh mind’ think more creatively, though balance between youth and experience remains essential

Daniela Ginzburg | 02.10.26

From small-town dancer to multi-million dollar tech founder

Shir Abecasis, who recently sold the construction technology company she founded in a deal valued at $79.5 million, did not grow up around venture capital or startup culture

Orit Marlin-Rosenzweig | 02.04.26

Dead but still on the clock: overworked Chinese programmer dies, his bosses kept messaging him

A 32-year-old tech worker’s family says he collapsed from overwork and died, yet his employer continued sending him task reminders, fueling outrage over China’s relentless tech work culture.

Daniela Ginzburg | 02.03.26

‘If you can’t keep up with AI, you can’t work here’: high-tech’s new message in the artificial intelligence era

Amdocs is redefining AI not as a tool but as a skill that must be constantly trained, measured and maintained, as executives say employees are now expected to work as human-AI teams or risk falling behind in the new tech economy

Daniela Ginzburg | 01.31.26

AI drives shift in climate tech as investors pivot from carbon cuts to powering data centers

NetZero review shows how soaring AI energy demand is reshaping climate and energy investments ahead of 2026, pushing investors toward reliable power, infrastructure resilience and scalable technologies

Tal Shahaf | 01.27.26

How AI threatens our privacy: new guide details risks and safeguards for personal data

AI systems rely on vast amounts of personal data to function; a new Privacy Protection Authority guide warns of hidden risks, from data-retaining models to information-hungry chatbots, and offers ways to use AI tools without compromising personal information

Tal Shahaf | 01.18.26

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