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Nvidia's development center in Yokneam will play a central role in the production and supply of components to Saudi Arabia worth billions of dollars.

Exclusive: Investors in Amnon's Shashua's latest AI startup include Dell Technologies Capital, the Barkat brothers BRM Capital and Pitango First.

The Israeli cybersecurity company has announced that it is expanding its global headquarters in Israel through the construction of a 100,000 square meter office campus in Tel Aviv.

According to CEO Russell Ellwanger, it was Tower that stopped the project, at its request, and withdrew from the collaboration 5-6 months ago.

Israel Aerospace Industries and Phoenix Underwriting have made a debt settlement proposal that will leave the former in control of the satellite company.

First quarter results were ahead of analysts' estimates, and the company announced a share buyback program.

The proposal was put forward by shareholders out of geopolitical considerations.

The project has an overall budget of NIS 500 million including a government grant of NIS 160 million from the Israel Innovation Authority.

Greenbids’ technology creates custom bidding algorithms, tailored for each brand.

Over the past 15 years, Israeli startups have been applying Big Data to cure the US healthcare system’s ills. How do they do it, and can they maintain their advantage?

Israeli online trading platform eToro will begin trading on Nasdaq tomorrow, market sources believe, after it will report the results of its pricing.

The US diagnostics giant will pay $80 million for the company, which will become its Israeli development center.

Classiq’s platform and enterprise solution is suited to designing scalable quantum programs, and addresses the widening gap between quantum hardware and quantum software.

The Trump administration plans to replace the restrictions with bilateral agreements, but sees Israel as low priority.

A year after Barak Eilam stepped down as CEO, Nice is 50% below its peak, but Oppenheimer's Sergey Vastchenok says fears about the company are misplaced.

The Israeli AI systems developer is focusing on reducing hallucinations in generative AI, which would make LLMs more reliable.

The company, with the Intel CEO on its board, and set up by Mellanox veterans, tracks chip performance, monitors specific problems and fixes them remotely.

In December US Judge Phyllis Hamilton ruled that the Israeli spyware company had violate WhatsApp for 'malicious purposes.'

The company's technology, called Code Projection, essentially analyzes the behavior of the code and ranks vulnerabilities according to their level of risk.

The Israeli online trading platform has announced the launch of the roadshow for the flotation.

Kevin O'Buckley, general manager of Foundry Services at Intel Corporation, talks to "Globes" about the company's new structure and culture.

Ranked fourth in Globes "Most Promising Startups of 2025," the Israeli cloud backup company has been listed, even though unicorns don't usually appear, because it was only founded last year.

The Israeli online trading platform, which postponed its flotation last month due to market volatility, is set to move ahead with the offering in the coming days, "Bloomberg" reports.

Ranked third in Globes "Most Promising Startups of 2025," the Israeli company's platform, in the age of AI, manages virtual agents with the same security level as humans.

The acquisitions of Indian company Candela Labs and UK-based AdvantageGo total $80 million.

"Globes" was the first to report earlier this month that Palo Alto Networks, founded by CTO Nir Zuk, was set to buy the US company for an estimated $650-700 million.

The Tel Aviv-based company has developed technology that allows developers to monitor and diagnose software faults while they are running, without having to shut down the system or release a new version.

The investment in the center, which will have a 42MW capacity, is NIS 1.3 billion.

Globes "Most Promising Startups of 2025" runner-up Agora has developed a platform for managing real estate investments that currently manages assets worldwide worth over $280 billion.

Industry experts agree that Intel staff dismissed in Israel will have no trouble finding work at rivals like Nvidia, as happened during last year's layoffs.