Innovation

Tesla to pull the plug on Cybertruck after years of poor sales

Automotive analyst Felipe Munoz said that although the Cybertruck has been called a failure because of its poor sales, electric pickups from Ford and others have also flopped in the US market.

A Tesla Cybertruck as it drives near a Space Exploration Technologies Corp. facility in Hawthorne, California, on June 8, 2026.
Healthcare technology innovations.

Israel’s healthcare technology sector and emerging innovations

An El Al 787 Dreamliner takes off from Ben-Gurion Airport, October 13, 2026.

El Al net profits decline despite increased passenger traffic, record third-quarter revenue

Israeli drone startup XTEND has secured a multi-million-dollar contract from the US Department of Defense to develop and deliver AI-enabled, modular, one-way attack drones designed for close-quarter combat.

How did Israeli start-up XTEND go from gaming company to drone warfare leader?


Birthright convenes 350 global leaders in Tel Aviv at first Global Business Summit

The three-day gathering combined talks on Israeli technology and investment with a donors’ gala and visits to communities supported by the organization.

Prof. Miriam Adelson receives the Lifetime Champion Award at the Gala Evening. From left: Gidi Mark, Adelson; President Isaac Herzog.

Pistachio, chocolate and a price freeze: Israel’s Hanukkah doughnut season begins

Maafe Neeman says it will keep last year’s prices despite rising ingredient costs, with traditional jam doughnuts at NIS 6 and elaborate versions at NIS 14.

A rainbow-sprinkled doughnut.

NATO pushes faster counter-drone defenses and AI-enabled targeting as threats evolve

NATO is racing to counter drone threats with AI-powered targeting, interoperable defenses, and innovation cycles measured in months, not decades.

Royal Danish army Leopard 2A7DK main battle tank operates on the day of the DiBaX 2026 (Digital Backbone eXperimentation) program media day in the Adazi military field, Latvia October 30, 2026.

Betting on AI and robotics, Dyson opens Glilot flagship store in Israel

Dyson robotics engineer Guy Turner says the company’s next chapter will focus on machines that can sense, perceive, and solve problems independently

Dyson's new flagship store in Israel

Binance replenishes 90% of assets stolen in security incident

The exchange said it remained on track to resume withdrawal services on Sunday, November 1, within its previously stated timeframe.

In this photo illustration, the Binance logo is displayed on a phone screen adjacent to an image from a crypto exchange on a laptop on October 30, 2026 in London, England.

Israel’s cybersecurity sector and its global market position

Examine Israel's cybersecurity dominance in 2026, exploring cutting-edge innovations, international partnerships, and emerging market strategies shaping global defense.

Cybersecurity global dominance.

Prestigious Technion Alumni Medal Awarded to IAI Chairman Boaz Levy

The prestigious medal recognizes Technion alumni for exceptional achievements, leadership, and contributions to science, technology, industry, and society.

Pictured (from right to left): Boaz Levy, Chairman of the Board of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), and Prof. Uri Sivan, President of the Technion.

The economic impact of Israel’s expanding technology industry

Analyze Israel's booming tech sector in 2026, driving economic growth, job creation, and global innovation, with rising investment trends.

Tech Economy Growth.

How Israeli developers shaped US card game software

How Israeli tech shapes online entertainment in the US.

The southern launchpad: How Sapir College is turning academic talent into market leaders- opinion

By aligning academic research with industrial needs, local innovators are building a self-sustaining economic engine in the Negev.

Lying just south of the major western Negev border city of Sderot, Sapir – with more than 7,000 students – is Israel’s largest public college.