High tech
Israeli tech companies raise $3.6 billion in Q3, up 53% year over year
Israeli high-tech companies raised more than $11 billion in the first three quarters of 2026, with cybersecurity leading investment and foreign funds accounting for more than 70% of investments.
Haifa startup HydroSight raises $5 million in seed round
From Weizmann computers to start-up nation: How Israel grew to become a high-tech powerhouse
Bridging the gap: How Tech-Career is opening hi-tech's doors to Ethiopian-Israelis
PayPal layoffs hit Israel as payment giant restructures global operations
The cut will hit the Tel Aviv development center, which develops artificial intelligence systems to analyze transactions in real time, detect fraud, and prevent money laundering.
Firm led by first Israeli NBA player Omri Casspi opens new $250 million fund for high-tech startups
The announcement made by Casspi's firm, Swish Ventures, says that the funding will focus on 12 high-tech startups with an average value of $20 million each.
Klil chairman: 'The high-tech-industry gap: 80% AI accuracy? In industry, that’s failure'
The gap between AI developers and industry is slowing adoption. Tzuri Dabbah analyzes the challenges, offers practical guidelines, and warns: 'One failure can destroy trust.'
Demand for AI skills surges in nontech jobs as high tech layoffs persist
AI is reshaping more than workers' digital skills; technological advances are transforming entire professions and changing the skills and roles employers seek.
Tech Talk: TAU launches one of world’s first Deep-Tech MBAs as science reshapes Israel's startups
As more Israeli startups emerge from laboratories, a new Tel Aviv University MBA aims to help scientists turn complex research into global companies.
Dramatic split: The new map of upheavals in Israeli tech
Tech employment remained stable and the sector is not collapsing but reorganizing: While software companies recorded 6.6% layoffs, hardware stood at just 1.1%.
After firing 600 workers monday.com CEOs seek double pay
The two are asking the shareholders to approve a plan whereby their compensation could gradually rise from $7.3 million in 2025 to $14.6 million each in 2029
Tel Aviv among world’s most expensive for employers, least lucrative for employees
Study comparing employment costs across 13 US, European, and Israeli cities finds Tel Aviv ranking second only to San San Francisco.
Israel defense-tech hiring jumps 20% as AI layoffs spread among high-tech sector
GotFriends found that defense-tech startups are expanding recruitment and raising salaries as other technology companies cut staff and restructure around AI.
Oxygen of NIS 1B for hi-tech: Who will receive state aid and who will be left out?
The government is expanding its coffers and injecting NIS 1 billion into start-ups whose operating horizon shrank due to the strengthening of the shekel against the dollar.
