hi-tech

Hamas's massacre destroyed Israel's Start-Up Nation narrative - opinion

We assumed that advanced technology could adequately protect us. We assumed wrong.

Silicon Wadi: What's in east Jerusalem's new business hub?

East Jerusalem's 'Silicon Wadi' employment program sets to rise with 14-floor buildings, transforming the landscape

  The experimental laser scarecrow system

Researchers equip scarecrows with lasers to reduce crop damage

Damage to crops caused by birds costs huge amounts of money. Now, researchers suggest that laser scarecrows – a high-tech solution using light to deter birds – can be effective.

Israel-Hamas War: The Jewish state's road to post-war economic recovery

Although the resolution of the war remains elusive, strategic measures can pave the way for a transformative “day after” for Israel's economy.

Israel airlifted him from Ethiopia. Now he's a hi-tech entrepreneur

Solomon Geveye immigrated to Israel and became a successful hi-tech entrepreneur. Now he's trying to help other Ethiopian-Israelis break into hi-tech.

By LISA SAMIN
05/01/2024

Israel's vital tech sector to gain from return of army reservists

Israel's wartime economy will get a much-awaited boost as the military gradually releases reservists fighting in the Gaza Strip so they can return to their jobs and jumpstart softening growth.

By REUTERS
04/01/2024

Israeli hi-tech navigates crisis with a 60% plummet and foreign funds withdrawal

SNPI’s latest report asks four critical questions regarding Israeli hi-tech’s future potential.

Israeli tech company offers emergency response system after October 7

The On Call system offers a higher level of security during emergencies, as victims can reach emergency services via phone or computer at the click of a button.

1948 Ventures: Bridging innovation and urgency in Israeli tech

After expediting his VC’s launch in order to support Israel during the war, the founder has urged other US VCs to continue investing in Israel’s tech ecosystem.

Israel grants Intel $3.2 billion for new $25 billion chip plant

Shares of Intel, which has a bit less than 10% of its global workforce in Israel, opened up 2.73% at $49.28 on Nasdaq.

By REUTERS
26/12/2023
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