The new AT&T R&D center in Tel Aviv will join the one in Airport City, which currently employs 500 people.

The company is an unusual VC in the ecosystem as it seeks out European and Israeli firms at the earliest - and usually riskiest - stages

The Israeli mobility firm, which was founded in 2008, expects that the acquisition will help drive expansion and widen its European footprint, opening the door for its accelerated entry into Germany and positioning it to exceed €100 million (US$ 116 million) in annual revenues by the end of 2023.

New injection of funds takes total capital investment in NeuroBlade to $110 million, following an initial $27million in 2019.

CB4’s award-winning technology makes recommendations that support new sales and more satisfied customers.

Israel experienced a less severe decline in its startup ecosystem than that by the EU and the United States in 2020.

Quantum Machines (QM) took another step toward its goal of worldwide distribution and expansion into quantum cloud computing

A new report by the Tel Aviv Municipality and the IVC Research Center takes a look at the city's booming tech and innovation ecosystem.

The Technology Pioneers list honors initiatives that aim to solve global challenges with cutting-edge technology.

Israel's tech industry now employs over 330,000, or 9.8% of the national workforce, but talent shortage stands at 13,000, says a new report.

In the first months of 2021, 10 Israeli companies reached valuations of $1 billion or more, and 13 sought public listing via SPACs.

The funding is being used to scale AnyVision's Touchless Access Control and Remote Authentication products.

The government's tech investment arm has been allotted an additional $115 million to increase government investment in small and medium high-tech companies.

The awards recognize the achievements of 24 successful female founders and entrepreneurs who set up companies in the European region.

EyeControl has developed the first wearable, screenless, assistive eye-tracking communication device for ventilated ICU patients.