Israeli engineer and Mobileye’s Chief Research Scientist Gideon Stein, who helped found the Jerusalem-based advanced driver assistance system, has been nominated for the European Inventor Award 2019 for his Advanced Driver Assistance System, the European Patent Office (EPO) announced Tuesday. Stein has developed the first-ever driver assistance system that identifies all objects on the road […]

At annual summit, semiconductor giant’s venture arm marks significant year for portfolio companies, including Israeli startups

A new Start-Up Nation Central report shows that AI-focused firms generated significant funding rounds, raising over $2 billion in 2018.

The chipmaker giant has 150 vice presidents across the world; the appointments come on the heels of Intel's announcement to significantly expand its Israel operations.

The American chip giant is considered the largest employer in the Israeli high-tech industry, with some 11,000 employees and another 1,000 from Mobileye.

The Jerusalem-based company, acquired last year by Intel, will use Amazon's comprehensive cloud platform to process and analyze mounds of data from its autonomous car development operations.

Habana Labs has raised a total of $120 million since it was founded just two years ago.

Israel is poised to be behind major breakthroughs in data transfer and analytics that will drive future innovations in medicine, transportation, and security, and many other fields, says Intel's general manager in Israel in an exclusive guest post on NoCamels.

The center will advance research in AI fields and collaboration between Technion and Intel researchers.

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 company says its new series of processors are optimized for thin laptops, and hybrids, while allowing for fast connectivity and longer battery life.

Intel's Israel operations have been leading some strategic developments in the area of computing, security, and next-generation communications.

The Chinese tech giant will integrate the Israeli driver assistance vision sensor tech solution into its self-driving program Project Apollo.

The American multinational corporation and tech giant announced at the Cyber Week conference that it has partnered with Israeli cyber companies Duality and Enigma.

The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, together with its partners, said it is looking to transform the securities lending market with a safe, cutting-edge, state-of-the-art platform.