Israel/Technology & Science

Huang has previously described Israel as a key hub in Nvidia’s global AI strategy, positioning it as a central pillar in the company’s future development rather than just a regional market

Government moves to remove barriers for data centers as Israel seeks AI leadership

The Employment Service warns that these trends could accelerate as AI tools become more embedded in development and maintenance, prompting some professionals to explore career changes

The Ministry of Transport authorizes supervised trials of Tesla's self-driving system on local roads

TASE moves away from the Sunday–Thursday schedule to align with global markets starting January 2026

A Tel Aviv University–led study of 160-million-year-old fossils shows that some feathered dinosaurs likely became flightless, challenging the idea that the evolution of flight followed a linear path

He warned that an audit currently being conducted reveals shortcomings in the government’s and the Election Committee’s preparedness to deal with attempts at foreign interference in the 2026 elections

The Head of the Defense Intelligence Organization, Brigadier General (Res.) Dr. Danny Gold announces the completion of Israel's new laser system at a DeepSenTech Conference on Monday

Israel currently ranks as the third most-targeted country in the world for cyberattacks

During testing, researchers simulated 103 phishing attacks, and ChatGPT's Atlas failed to block 97 of them, indicating a failure rate of 94.2%

Defense Minister Katz: 'This is a message to our enemies...we are keeping an eye on you at all times'

A 71-year-old Parkinson’s patient underwent deep brain stimulation surgery while fully awake and under hypnosis at the Galilee Medical Center

‘Acoustic interaction between plants and animals doubtlessly has many more forms and a wide range of roles. This is a vast, unexplored field — an entire world waiting to be discovered.’

The satellite was built by Israel Aerospace Industries and will serve Israel for the next 15 years • Advanced technology on the craft makes it a 'smartphone in space'

The October 7th terror attack have had a long lasting effect on the Israeli economy • The conference allow Israeli startups to meet with investors to discuss innovation investment opportunities

After a young man died earlier this month from Naegleria fowleri, the infection of a 10-year-old boy has spurred panic among Israelis who visited a beach on the Sea of Galilee

Global software development company Citrix has contracted one of Israel's leading IT companies to manage its activities in Israel, Central Asia, the Caucasus and Moldova

The 2024 CEOWORLD magazine Health Care Index provides valuable insights into the state of healthcare systems worldwide

The app serves as a dedicated mentor, prioritizing patient empowerment and caregiver support

She created formulas targeting Covid-19, therapies for Alzheimer's disease, and promising treatments for metabolic disorders like diabetes and cancer

'We have a window of opportunity of several months to intervene effectively in patients with ASD' says professor Amitai Ziv

The Ichilov initiative is supported by a generous donation from New York Federation UJA, allowing expanded access to Israel's southern and northern periphery

Israel’s delegation is headed by the Health Ministry and the CEO of Shaare Zedek Medical Center, as well as other hospitals, to treat hundreds of burn victims

Landmines pose a real threat to human life, with around 110 million currently deployed worldwide, causing the death or maiming of around 5,000 people annually