Technology

"Most of the governments in the world want cooperation with Israel on cyber," Bibi says.

Is this the end of journalism as we know it? Articoolo's robot writes 500 Words In 2 Minutes for $2.

The cybersecurity startup helped thousands to protect against the recent massive ransomware attack "WannaCry," among others.

Via signed with taxi app Curb to bring ride-sharing to yellow cabs across NYC.

The Israeli startup sets up false identities and infiltrates black hat groups to foil cyber-attacks.

Vayyar has developed sensors that can detect and display – in three dimensions - what lies on the other side of any surface.

New York City yellow cabs have more than color in common: Their widespread adoption of Israeli tech.

Boasting an online community of 40 million visitors every month, Israeli startup Houzz provides customers with millions of home decor and remodeling photos, ideas and products.

Microsoft said Thursday it is acquiring US-Israeli cybersecurity startup Hexadite, whose technology uses AI to protect against cyber attacks.

The Israeli biomed firm has established a division that will 3D-print organs and tissues using a unique biological ink.

This browser-hijacker can reroute innocent victims to malicious sites and spy on them: "The scope of the malware distribution is alarming."

Energy does grow on trees! This solar-powered "tree," which was recently installed in Nevers, provides USB charging outlets, shade and water.

Fruit-pinching - out, freshness app - in. With AclarTech’s sensor, you can easily test the quality and ripeness of fruits and vegetables.

WhatsApp groups allow young people to express themselves in ways they cannot at school, Israeli researchers say.

Israel is helping the US, China and Middle Eastern countries overcome droughts and increase water supply with its amazing know-how.