Technology


Tech, Unit 8200
8200: The secret Israeli army unit conquering Silicon Valley 

From windowless bunkers to gleaming tech campuses, Unit 8200 veterans are redefining cybersecurity and attracting billions in investment. Their military-honed skills are not just disrupting the tech industry—they're fortifying the digital world against an ever-evolving array of threats.

Gila Isaacson | 01.09.24

Boeing, Space Travel

Bad news for Boeing: NASA chooses SpaceX to bring stranded astronauts home

In a significant setback for Boeing, NASA opts for rival SpaceX to bring crew home, underscoring the changing dynamics of commercial spaceflight.

Gila Isaacson | 25.08.24

Telegram CEO

Why Telegram's CEO was arrested in France– Here's what to know

The arrest of Telegram's CEO at a French airport sends shockwaves through the tech world, raising urgent questions about free speech, content moderation, and the future of social media platforms.

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| Gila Isaacson | 25.08.24

Tech, Mental Health

VIVID Pivot: How an Israeli startup is improving the lives of Israelis under fire 

In the wake of October 7th, a Tel Aviv tech company transforms into a crucial mental health resource for Israelis grappling with trauma, highlighting how innovation and compassion can intersect to provide healing in times of crisis.

Gila Isaacson | 21.08.24

Biotech, Israel-Gaza War

From Pineapples to Battlefields: The Unlikely Hero in Israel's Medical Arsenal

As war rages and burns deepen, an innovative drug born from fruit stems emerges as a lifesaver. Can this biotech breakthrough change the face of disaster response worldwide?

Gila Isaacson | 19.08.24

Tragedy, Tornado

Superyacht disaster off Sicily: British Tech Tycoon Mike Lynch among missing

As waves crash and hope fades, the world watches a desperate search unfold off Sicily's shores – proving that even for the most powerful, nature's fury knows no bounds.

Gila Isaacson | 19.08.24

Israel AI Worldwide ranking

Israel Ranks Fourth Globally in AI Advancement

Israel has achieved fourth place in a recent global ranking of artificial intelligence (AI) advancement, according to a study by ZeroBounce. The study evaluated countries based on private investments, the number of AI-related start-ups, and workforce criteria, including the presence of AI specialists and related job postings.

Eliana Fleming | 15.08.24

Nasrallah, Hezbollah, Israeli technology

Nasrallah warns Hezbollah operatives: "Carrying a cell phone could be fatal"

Hezbollah operatives have been cautioned by their leader, Hassan Nasrallah, that carrying a cell phone poses a greater risk than Israeli spies. Nasrallah has advised operatives to destroy, bury, or lock their phones in iron boxes to avoid detection.

Eliana Fleming | 07.08.24

Antitrust, Google

Federal U.S. court rules: Google is an illegal monopoly 

Federal judge rules Google illegally monopolized online search, marking a historic antitrust victory against Big Tech. The landmark decision could force sweeping changes to Google's business practices and set precedents for ongoing cases against other tech giants.

Gila Isaacson | 06.08.24

CrowdStrike, Delta

CrowdStrike scolds Delta: "It's not us, it's you!"

This blame game isn't just a spat between two corporations. It's a wake-up call for an industry—and indeed, a society—that has perhaps become too complacent about the risks of our digital dependence, and it may force a long-overdue reckoning with the true costs and vulnerabilities of our interconnected world.

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| Gila Isaacson | 05.08.24

Intel, Technology

Report: Intel to lay off 13% of its workforce by end of 2024

Intel's drastic cost-cutting measures send shockwaves through the tech world, with 15,000 jobs on the chopping block and dividends suspended. As the semiconductor giant struggles to catch up in the AI chip race, Israel's thriving tech sector braces for potential impacts on Intel's significant local operations.

Gila Isaacson | 02.08.24

Hospitals, Artificial Intelligence

Meet Gary: The tireless Israeli robot revolutionizing hospital work

Israeli startup's AI-powered assistant works 140-hour weeks without a break. Could this be the solution to the global healthcare staffing crisis?

Gila Isaacson | 29.07.24

Tech, Happiness, Apps

Swipe your way to sunshine: Israeli app 'Happy Things' turns happiness into a habit

Forget swiping right for love – now you can swipe your way to happiness! Israeli startup Happy Things is turning joy into a workout routine, proving that in the gym of life, even your smile deserves some reps.

Gila Isaacson | 28.07.24

Wiz, Cybersecurity 

What's next for Wiz (after  turning down $23 billion Google deal?!) 

Israeli startup Wiz to secure government cloud systems in major tender win. The deal comes on the heels of Wiz rejecting a $23 billion Google buyout.

Gila Isaacson | 24.07.24

Google, Wiz

Report: Google's $23 Billion Wiz Deal Collapses

Google's $23B acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity firm Wiz falls through, shifting Wiz's focus to an IPO. What caused the deal's collapse and what’s next for both companies?

Gila Isaacson | 23.07.24

Tech, CrowdStrike

Global tech outage could lead to Billion-dollar fallout

CrowdStrike's software update mishap triggered worldwide tech meltdown last week. Fallout could cost over $1 billion as airlines, hospitals, and businesses grapple with disruptions.

Gila Isaacson | 22.07.24

Drones, Tel Aviv University, Artificial Intelligence

Breakthrough drone detection system developed by Israeli university students

Tel Aviv University has unveiled its revolutionary drone detection system using smart tagging and AI. New technology promises enhanced airspace security even in challenging weather conditions.

Gila Isaacson | 22.07.24

Technology, Trump, assassination attempt

Report: FBI used Israeli technology to crack Trumps' shooters phone

FBI used technology from Israeli company Cellebrite to unlock phone of Trump shooter allowing them to unlock the phone in just 40 minutes, allowing them to uncover more intel on the shooter, though the motive of the attack remains uncertain.

Eliana Fleming, JFeed Staff | 19.07.24

Amdocs, Layoffs, High-Tech

Amdocs to slash 1,500-3,000 jobs in latest layoff round 

Global software leader faces downsizing amid economic pressures.

Avi Nachmani | 18.07.24

Innovation, Cancer

Here's how Israeli start-up eliminates carcinogenic compounds in fried foods

'Beyond Oil' has created an ingenious solution to eliminating cancer-causing compounds in reused oil.

Gila Isaacson | 18.07.24