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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.

Musk's platform silenced: 200 million users cut off as free speech battle erupts between tech giant and South America's largest democracy

Pavel Durov’s French arrest for alleged involvement in drug trafficking and child pornography could lead to a 10-year prison sentence. 

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

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.

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.

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?

NASA's $960 million gamble leaves Butch and Suni floating in uncertainty.

The recent court ruling labels Google a monopoly, prompting the US Department of Justice to consider breaking up the company.

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.

Stern's case serves as a stark reminder of the evolving nature of espionage in the digital age. In a world where international boundaries are increasingly blurred online, even the most insular communities are not immune to the long reach of foreign intelligence services.