12 impossible ideas that Israelis turned into reality
No mission is impossible for inventive Israelis who read ‘impossible’ as ‘I’m possible’ and don’t regard probable failure as a reason not to try.
No mission is impossible for inventive Israelis who read ‘impossible’ as ‘I’m possible’ and don’t regard probable failure as a reason not to try.
Google’s buyout of Wiz may no longer be happening, but it’s a good opportunity to explore the top 15 largest acquisitions in Israel’s history.
Pilot program lets millions of users find rides together. Moovit also partners with Microsoft, Aira to upgrade transit info for users with low vision.
Vayyar Imaging, Innoviz, SpacePharma, ECOncrete, Sight Diagnostics and Waze make the coveted list.
Navigation pioneer Waze makes top-50 list, while other Israeli companies get kudos in a range of subcategories.
Israel continues to produce an impressive number of highly successful tech companies for a country with a population of fewer than 9 million people.
‘The megatrend in this world is electric, connected and autonomous. That put Israel in the center because those are things we are really good at.’
Fills growing need by Israeli entrepreneurs and investors for liquidity in the years preceding an exit.
National Science Day celebrates the 138th anniversary of the birth of Albert Einstein.
Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel marks UN World Wildlife Day with roadkill prevention campaign powered by the Waze community of drivers.
10th edition of World’s Most Innovative Companies ranking includes EarlySense, Unbotify, Syqe Medical and half a dozen other blue-and-white companies.
More than 10,000 Israelis have chosen to build their careers in the world’s largest ecosystem for high-tech.
Navigation app announces new Child Reminder alert that reminds you to check your car before you leave.
Cellepathy’s Ergo ensures that navigation notifications are audible only when the individual driver needs them.
Israeli Innovation Center to create next generation of Israeli entrepreneurs.