Israeli innovation
Israel Electric Corporation develops local 3D‑printing capabilities for critical parts
IEC began developing 3D‑printing capabilities several years ago and now expects to expand into metal component manufacturing.
Tel Aviv ranks 34th globally, highest in Middle East, in Oxford Economics’ 2026 Global Cities Index
Fully autonomous robots are closer than you think- opinion
After the year of resilience: Israeli tech’s soul-searching
Expanding foothold in Israel, Ondas acquires three more defense tech companies
Ondas said the deal is intended to strengthen its “systems‑of‑systems” approach, combining sensing, connectivity, navigation, and autonomy across aerial and ground systems
Shifting to physical AI, Cognex to acquire Intel spinoff RealSense in $500 million deal
With the acquisition, the company is expected to generate between $80m.and $90 m. in revenue in 2026, representing more than 50% growth over the previous year
Israeli defense companies head to Marrakesh Air Show
Jerusalem is targeting Morocco’s growing defense market as it gains a foothold in North Africa
What will Israel bring to its most important alliance? - opinion
Israel’s greatest test isn’t what it receives from Washington, it’s what it can bring. As America builds alliances around technology and innovation, Israel has a chance to prove its value
Building a drone bridge from Israel's Negev to NATO’s eastern flank
From Gaza-border communities to Latvia’s border with Russia and Belarus, frontline experience is becoming a bridge for innovation
Rafael, Lockheed accelerate SPICE 1000 integration on Israeli F‑35s
Both the SPICE 1000 and SPICE 250 have been employed in the long‑range missions against Iran and Yemen.
AI didn't kill SaaS margins, flawed pricing and revenue management did- opinion
SaaS margins aren’t collapsing because of AI, they are crumbling under years of broken pricing and revenue infrastructure
The real value of autonomous drones isn’t flight, it’s their presence - opinion
Autonomous drones are becoming infrastructure that allow for constant, low‑cost security and inspection. The real shift isn’t the aircraft anymore, it’s the business model.
Reinventing the battlefield
Israel's defense giants and a new generations of startups are reshaping how the country fights its wars
Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works quietly meets with Israeli defense-tech start-ups - exclusive
In a rare visit, Skunk Works met Israeli defense officials and start-ups to identify combat‑validated technologies for integration into American systems
