Tel Aviv is among six other cities - London, Madrid, São Paulo, Seoul, and Warsaw - to have a Google Startups Campus.

The tech giant is using AI and significant computational power to better predict when and where floods will occur, saving lives and trying to mitigate billions in damages, Yossi Matias explains.

People using the app, developed for entry-level devices with spotty connections, will now be able to listen to news and long-form articles in 28 languages, says Google's VP of engineering and head of its R&D Center in Tel Aviv, Yossi Matias.

The Israeli medical imaging startup that uses machine and deep learning to build tools for medical professionals has raised $30 million and revealed new research for an upcoming chest x-ray AI analytics product.

Ahead of the one-day event, which will feature Israeli and international industry speakers, TechCrunch is also hosting a Tel Aviv Innovation week, a series of events across the city focused on mobility innovation.

Google Duplex, unveiled in California this month, was developed by Yaniv Leviathan, principal engineer at Google, and Yossi Matias, VP of engineering and managing director of Google's R&D Center in Tel Aviv

Israeli software and data security giant discovers over 60 games, many for children, infected with malicious code dubbed 'Adult Swine.'

Israel may become the first country in the world to issue tax bills to these companies.

Oren Hafif, an Israeli “white hat” hacker, discovered a serious security flaw in Gmail which could have compromised all 500 million accounts and allowed hackers to access users’ mail accounts and all Web services that use Google’s authentication system.

Two Israeli startups, Mantis Vision and SagivTech, are providing the core technology for Google's Project Tango that is prone to revolutionize access to everything 3D.

Glass by Google aims to revolutionize the way we interact with the world, by offering a layer of augmented reality to be displayed before our eyes. But Google's not alone, with several competitors in the field – one of which stems from an amalgamation of two Israeli companies.

Barely five years after its launch, Israeli online translation service One Hour Translation is already serving half of the Fortune 500 companies. The company reports a sales growth of 100 percent.

It was only a matter of time until we started seeing the results of Waze being acquired by Google, and here are the first ones. Some users around the world are now able to get real-time traffic reports from Waze straight to their Google maps app.

MEET, a program founded by five Israeli and Palestinian Ivy League Students and backed by MIT and Google, is breeding the next generation of tech leaders on both sides.

Why was Google willing to pay over $1 billion for Israeli social GPS startup Waze? The Israeli company's CEO told Forbes that a lot of it has to do with the way his company collects data and uses advertising.