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US ambassador to Israel Jack Lew speaks to Globes about Arabs in Israeli society, US-Israel relations, normalization with Saudi Arabia, and his concern for the hostages.

hiSky Satellite has been operating under the radar since 2015, but now things have changed. Experts are drawing parallels with Musk's Starlink.

In the coming decade, the current tallest buildings in Tel Aviv, Ramat Gan and Givatayim will be dwarfed by a new generation of high-rise developments.

Adv. Sharon Nahari discusses the the prospects of a voluntary disclosure procedure at the Israel Tax Authority for digital currencies.

Trullion’s odd-couple founders seek to bring AI to the accounting department.

At an investment of NIS 1.15 billion, the project will provide 10,000 jobs in a city where 75% of residents work elsewhere.

Dot Compliance provides AI-based solutions for quality control in life sciences, where time is a great deal of money.

Nayax co-founder and CEO Yair Nechmad talks about the reasons for the payments company's Nasdaq offering, and how it was built without VC investment.

Four entrepreneurs realized that enterprises find it hard to implement AI, and founded Qwak to provide an end-to-end solution.

If the US Department of Justice takes aim at AI, how can companies ensure benefits while mitigating risks with regulation and enforcement, and what can we learn from recent cases?

Exodigo's technology doesn't come cheap, but not knowing what's under the surface can cost an infrastructure or mining company a great deal more.

In an exclusive interview, Nvidia CTO Michael Kagan tells "Globes" about life at the AI chip company, after 25 years at Mellanox.

This year's crop includes technologies from underground mapping to metabolism monitoring to autonomous tractors, and of course features plenty of AI.

Google's Frank, Intel's Daniel Benatar, and Nvidia's Amit Krig appeared together on a "Globes" panel to discuss the future of chip production, Israel's standing in AI, and what matters to their employees.

In his first interview since announcing he is to step down as Check Point CEO, Shwed spoke about his future plans and 30 years at the helm of the Israeli cybersecurity giant.

With 99% of the missiles and drones fired by Iran and its proxies intercepted, "Globes" looks at the companies, which with US cooperation, developed Israel's air defense systems.