The award established last year recognizes the work individuals have accomplished introducing new tech that redefines mobility.

'We called it One Zero because we have come to win and offer a real, comprehensive, and new alternative to bank customers,' the company said.

The First Digital Bank aims to 'spearhead the autonomous banking transformation' using proprietary AI tools and technologies.

Mobileye says it expects to launch testing fleets in Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Detroit, also eyeing New York City if granted approval.

AI21 Labs was founded by some of the leading minds in artificial intelligence including veterans of an elite IDF tech unit.

The Israeli company has teamed up with the US firm to pair Starkey's Livio Edge AI hearing aids to wearable OrCam MyEye devices.

Under the new agreement, Shashua will buy all of Nacht's holdings in the digital bank and take on all responsibilities.

Moovit is set to join the Mobileye business while retaining its brand and existing partnerships.

Amnon Shashua presented a plan to the Knesset special committee on coronavirus that includes steps to slowly bring some of the population out of lockdown and reopen businesses.

The new bank established by Marius Nacht and Amnon Shashua says it signed as deal Indian conglomerate TATA Group to develop and implement the bank's technology infrastructure.

The company's newest device OrCam Hear won a 'Best of Innovation' award for accessibility at CES 2020.

It’s been a turbulent decade in Israel — one marked by rounds of conflict and divisive politics as the country heads to a third national election in March. Economically, however, things looked less bleak. The “golden decade” of 2010-2019 was one of strong growth, due in large part to the emerging “Startup Nation,” a term […]

The new initiative will be the first new banking venture in the country in 40 years.

The company's top leadership, including its interim CEO, is currently in the country for a series of meetings, and to launch new processors developed in Haifa at Intel's research and development center.

The Israeli company's portable MyEye 2.0 is seen as a game-changer for the blind and partially sighted, and it's the size of a USB flash drive.