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The company expects that the layoffs and other cost cutting measures will reduce annual expenditure by $30 million.

The Chinese electric vehicle maker is installing Mobileye kits for driverless cars.

The Holon-based company develops AI big-data analytics for the semiconductor and automotive industries.

Controlling shareholder Teddy Sagi has bought the shares, rewarding KAPE's management team for increasing the company's market cap tenfold.

SaverOne plans to raise NIS18-26m at a company valuation of NIS 100 million, after money.

The Israeli freelance services platform has seen its share price rise over 200% since its NYSE IPO less than a year ago.

65% of tech startups with ten or fewer employees say they won't last six months without additional finance.

The Israeli cybersecurity company's cofounder will be replaced by Jerry Ungerman.

The Israeli freelance services platform has seen its share price triple since its Wall Street IPO last June.

The video conferencing platform has sharpened its cybersecurity features, but users should remain prudent.

Moovit CEO Nir Erez says Intel's $900 million acquisition has a place in the Guinness book of records for the biggest deal in which the parties never met face-to-face.

Dr. Kira Radinsky has switched her data mining algorithms focus from consumer behavior with eBay to tracking Covid-19.

Some technology companies, in videoconferencing for example, have much to gain from the coronavirus crisis.

Seven technology investors discuss how entrepreneurs should face up to a changed world.

The PIP intern program connects West Bank tech graduates needing work with Israeli tech companies needing employees.

Mellanox founder and CEO Eyal Waldman doesn't care if tech companies know everything about him.

Point.AI finds people on the autistic spectrum highly suited to its business of AI annotation.

The Palo Alto Networks founder and CTO blasts Check Point for putting too much emphasis on profit rather than investing in growth.

Co-founder Hillel Kobrinsky: We looked for a business problem, and then developed the technology, not the other way around.