Google to purchase Israel’s Wiz for record $32 billion
After initial buy-out discussions failed last year, Google’s parent company has now agreed to purchase the cybertech unicorn for $32 billion, according to industry reports.
After initial buy-out discussions failed last year, Google’s parent company has now agreed to purchase the cybertech unicorn for $32 billion, according to industry reports.
Argentina’s Agustín Bernasconi will star opposite Kirel in a show about two musicians as they navigate love and career in Buenos Aires.
Pursuing happiness and positivity isn’t a selfish pursuit, in fact it’s a gift to everyone around you, according to one expert.
QuamCore breakthrough dramatically reduces size, energy consumption and cost of quantum computers, unlocking practical applications across industries.
An AI app founded by the parent of a child with anorexia helps families navigate treatment plans for the growing number of children with eating disorders.
Study on petunias yields discovery that offers potential applications for breeding more resilient and pollinator-friendly crops.
Café Otef is a chain of shops that helps displaced Israelis build resilience and enjoy community support in the wake of national tragedy.
Israeli tech helps world beauty brands meet rising demand for personalization, clean labels and longevity boosters. Check out the top companies.
The company’s AI-powered platform allows financial institutions to detect fraud at the earliest stages and prevent cases from deteriorating.
Some 1,300 flights are expected to make their way to the Holy Land just in time for Passover, according to IAA stats.
Amit Eshel, Oded Wagenstein, Dudu Roth lauded for their ‘compelling approach to narrative and for their photographic execution.’
Excavations at ancient burial site Tinshemet Cave have led researchers to believe that Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens influenced each other far more than we thought.
Automated drones are eyes in the sky that could transform the way ranches raise the world’s billion beef cattle.
Performed by Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the Nova music festival massacre, the track called New Day Will Rise, is a power ballad dedicated to healing.
Tel Aviv’s Aviram Carmeli explains why he puts so much effort into his yearly getups and urges others to ‘go do something stupid.’