Guest Post

These are the 15 most common terms in the VC industry for early-stage and seed companies, according to a VC newcomer.

This guest post by the head of innovation at Israeli startup Air Doctor looks at the strategies behind the countries with the highest vaccine rates.

The speed of Israel's coronavirus vaccine program is directly connected to its emergence as a tech superpower, says OurCrowd's Jon Medved.

Though lockdowns prevailed, the global tech sector proved to be a safe harbor for investors through the stock market turbulence this year.

Israel's experience and innovative solutions in a number of key areas and industries could be of tremendous value to the UAE.

Business restrictions often bog things down and create confusion and chaos, but for us Israelis, they spark innovation and creativity, says Efrat Fenigson.

The pandemic has shown us that there is a growing need for providers in all industries to accelerate digitization and agile working environments.

The head of a major Israeli HMO recently rejected a $25 million deal with China's state-owned conglomerate BGI to supply equipment for 10,000 tests a day.

Up until now, most fake news and deep fake videos have been produced by humans. That is quickly changing, says Ryan E. Long, an adjunct professor of media law at Pepperdine Law School.

There is fear, panic buying, and even death. But this global pandemic is also an invitation, at any moment, to do things differently, says NoCamels co-founder Anouk Lorie.

In this guest post, a research analyst with Israeli VC firm Pitango Venture Capital lists the fields experiencing growth.

Tel Aviv especially is chock-full of chefs who are experimenting with unique ingredients, blending cultures and cuisines in a single dish, and constantly pushing the envelope to keep up with locals’ sophisticated taste buds.

In this guest post, Dr. Mark Shmulevich of the Zimin Institute says scientific breakthroughs are the key to solving pressing global problems as climate change and care for aging populations.

Founded in 2012, Datumate combines drone and computer vision technology, cloud computing, and big data to provide automated solutions for the construction industry.

With over 600 companies and startups in Cleantech, Israel has over the years gained the status of a high-quality international player in this field.