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Liran Zvibel, CEO of data storage unicorn Weka, a rival of VAST Data, tells “Globes” how limited memory is holding back AI.

Under Dana Tuchner, the brand is making a comeback. "In ten years’ time we’ll have more than 100 branches," she says.

Intel Israel employees talk about the changes of style and substance since Lip-Bu Tan took the helm, and why they kept faith during the lean years.

Majestic Labs CEO Ofer Shacham tells “Globes” that the company’s newly unveiled AI server Prometheus is 50 times more powerful than rival options.

At the “Globes” “Going Long on Israel” conference, Prof. Eugene Kandel called for a holistic approach to the challenge of AI.

Israeli companies are on board for the new Space Race, with a rocket-less launcher, oxygen extraction tech, and even an extraterrestrial server farm.

Early investor Yair Snir of DTC describes a company critical to AI but with zero hype.

The Israeli startup uses AI to buy and store electricity during off-peak hours when costs are at their lowest, and discharges battery units during peak hours when prices soar.

Yoav Tourgeman insists that Iron Beam will produce impressive results, is proud of Rafael’s $24.5 billion orders backlog, and insists an IPO is vital for the company’s future.

Sylvan Adams sees anti-Semitism pushing Jews to aliya, but says Israel needs to become more attractive as well. $200 million for the Negev says he's serious.

NewMed Energy CEO Yossi Abu sees new opportunities for strategic cooperation with the Gulf states.

Dina Ben Tal Ganacia discusses her three years as head of El Al, during Covid and war, the fines for alleged price gouging, and her future career plans.

Enlight CEO Adi Leviatan talks to “Globes” about returning to Israel after working as a CEO in corporate America and says blocking the Strait of Hormuz has boosted the need for renewable energy.

Stock market star Tower Semiconductor is becoming indispensable to AI infrastructure. CEO Russell Ellwanger explains the success, and how the company intends to maintain it.

800,000 passengers had been scheduled to pass through the airport today on 600 flights. "Globes" reports from the airport, hamstrung by security restrictions.

“Globes” profiles defense-tech venture capital fund Kinetica general partner Frederic Landau, a former IDF intelligence commander, who seeks startups that “present a real technological leap.”