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50 hours for one meeting abroad: Israeli high-tech workers turn into backpackers

One firm bought multiple flight tickets per employee to hedge against cancellations, while others take grueling, multi-leg routes — a costly effort to maintain global ties and avoid losing clients during wartime disruptions

Tal Shahaf | 04.08.26

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Israeli startup claims breakthrough path to million-qubit quantum computer, raises $24M

Founded by four physicists from the Weizmann Institute and Technion, the company aims to overcome scaling barriers using neutral atom technology

ynet Global | 04.06.26

Laser cannons and four-legged robots: how Israeli startups are changing the face of war

Israeli startups are deploying intel-gathering robots, drone-killing laser systems, autonomous vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and rapid 3D missile part production, turning battlefield experience into a powerful global marketing edge

Tal Shahaf | 04.06.26

Qodo raises $70M to accelerate fight against software slop

AI code review startup, used by Walmart, NVIDIA and Monday.com, says funding will help expand its governance platform as enterprises struggle to verify rapidly growing volumes of AI-generated software

ynet Global | 03.31.26

From small northern workshop to global stage, Israeli founder builds women-led tech industry powerhouse

Tal Kaufman, founder of Simtal Nano-Coatings Ltd, employs 99% women across communities as she recalls early debts, raising children on the factory floor and her journey from a struggling startup to global recognition

Navit Zomer | 03.27.26

High-tech executives fuel 300% surge in stock donations as giving hits NIS 420 million in 2025

Keshet report shows 300% surge in share-based donations from high-tech executives, with total giving reaching record NIS 420 million; funds directed to education, social causes and Gaza Envelope rehabilitation

ynet Global | 03.21.26

‘Startup Nation’ under fire: how Israel’s tech sector keeps operating during war

War strains Israel’s tech sector as workers juggle war, reserves and disruptions, but industry pushes to maintain operations and reassure global clients

Tal Shahaf | 03.20.26

From resilience to technological independence: the next challenge for Israeli high-tech

Opinion: Israel’s tech sector keeps operating through war and disruption, but its next test is deeper: turning proven resilience into greater technological independence by building local strength in chips, cloud, manufacturing and other critical systems

Moran Chamsi | 03.19.26

Innovation under sirens: how Israeli high-tech keeps the economy moving

Opinion: Despite war and emergency conditions, sector continues to operate and innovate, highlighting both its resilience and the urgent need for stronger government support to ensure companies can keep functioning in threatened areas

Avi Troub | 03.16.26

Onyx Security launches with $40 million to help companies manage risks from AI agents

The company said its platform is designed to help businesses manage the risks associated with increasingly autonomous AI systems that are being deployed across departments such as engineering and customer service

ynet Global | 03.14.26

Why the vertical AI revolution is the next big opportunity for female founders

Opinion: As AI shifts innovation toward industry expertise rather than coding, women working in fields like healthcare, education and real estate may gain new opportunities to become founders

Lior Kantor | 03.10.26

No war shock: missiles fly — but Israeli tech hiring goes into overdrive

Survey of 500 Israeli tech firms finds only 15% froze hiring during the war, while more than a third accelerated recruitment, led by defense-tech companies facing surging demand

Tal Shahaf | 03.06.26

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

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