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Arizona and Israel face similar challenges, strengthening ties between both states
21.08.23
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James Spiro
High heat and a thirst for innovation bring the two regions closer than ever
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James Spiro
NoTraffic uses its AI to optimize traffic management systems and improve traffic flow in urban areas
Tech alliance urges Israeli companies to look to Arizona as a gateway into the U.S. market
08.07.20
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James Spiro
For many Israeli companies, The Grand Canyon State offers room for innovation and an open invitation to collaborate with locals
Israeli Drone Maker Airobotics Sets Up Shop in Arizona
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Tofi Stoler
The company has opened a new Americas headquarters in Scottsdale and intends to hire a team of 80 people
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Lilach Baumer
In an Intel newsroom post, Amnon Shashua said that despite the poor quality of the video used, Mobileye's software identified the pedestrian a full second before impact