High tech
The rise of deep tech is the north’s opportunity
The shift from software startups to deep research and advanced hardware is reshaping the high-tech map, giving northern Israel the natural advantage thanks to research, infrastructure, talent & costs
IDF reservists created 150 new startups during last year, innovation program reveals
Israel's high-tech faces unexpected crisis as dollar slides 20% against shekel
‘Perfect storm’: Israel's high-tech faces human capital crisis, lack of new students in age of AI
Jerusalem surges ahead: Aspiring to become Israel’s biotech capital
Jerusalem's biotech sector grows with $1.7B in investments and 150 companies. In June, the city will host the international medical hackathon MinDstart.
A generation without a degree is the real danger to the future labor market - opinion
Invest in your future and choose a recognized academic track that will not only give you the immediate tools but also a firm foundation for long-term development.
The high-tech company that came to Ofakim
Expanding technological employment opportunities in the South.
Israel leads global cybersecurity: 40 Israeli firms at RSA 2025 in San Francisco
The Israeli cybersecurity industry strengthens its global standing, with strong participation at Israel's official event at the San Francisco Convention Center, hosting 500 guests from 15 countries.
Grit nation: Despite all odds, Israel's high tech ecosystem keeps growing
At a recent tech conference, a group of schoolchildren presented a fully functional AI-integrated school entry system.
The course that will guarantee quality employment for young people from the Negev
The Employment Service, Hura Council, Itworks, and Qualitest, with funding from the Rothschild Caesarea Foundation, are creating work opportunities for young people from the Negev.
AppsFlyer launches fourth cycle of the Speed Tech program
A unique program for integrating Haredi students into the high-tech industry, in collaboration with the IDF, Ort Singalovski, and DiversiTech, featuring a practical practicum track led by AppsFlyer.
The Israeli entrepreneur who changed New York’s tech landscape with his visionary initiative
'Israeli Mapped in NY' has emerged as a vital startup hub, with Guy Franklin leading the charge for new Israeli venture entrepreneurs.
EdTech final: Israeli triumph and the surprising social prize
Eight start-ups won at the GESA finals, including Jessica, born as James, who developed an app to prevent recidivism; Israeli apps Nick Academy and VOCA TOOKI also won.
From Homeschool to High-Tech: A Young Leader's Journey from JCT to Startup Founder
