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Four months after Intel shut it down, Ignite relaunches as an independent accelerator
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High-Tech Trendsetters

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כך משלבים 25 יכולות בינה מלאכותית במעבדים

How AI’s unseen revolution became a daily essential in just months

03.10.24|Elihay Vidal, Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman, Viki Auslender
From niche technology to mainstream necessity, AI’s lightning-fast adoption has changed industries this year.
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Social media’s double-edged sword: Israel’s war through the lens of Telegram and TikTok

03.10.24|Elihay Vidal, Maayan Cohen-Rozen, Omer Kabir
As social media platforms like Telegram and TikTok take center stage in shaping public opinion, Israel faces critical challenges in managing real-time information and the global battle for hearts and minds. From Telegram’s role in breaking news to Israel’s failure on TikTok, the digital battleground is reshaping both local and international narratives.
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Wiz, Kela, and the future of Israeli tech: How local startups continue to thrive against the odds

02.10.24|Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman, Elihay Vidal
Israel’s tech industry has suffered many hits in the past year as it has persevered amidst the ongoing war against Hamas and Hezbollah. Despite the many challenges this has posed, the industry has continued to register exits, including some record-breaking deals, and produce important trendsetters in AI, defense, cyber and other areas.
שער בגין תל אביב הפגנה מפגינים מפגינות מחאה מוחים מוחות חטופים חטופות

2024: A year marked by government incompetence and the strong resilience of Israeli citizens

02.10.24|Elihay Vidal
As is customary at the beginning of each Jewish year, Calcalist reporters summarize the past year and identify the individuals, figures, and phenomena that have had the most significant impact on Israeli society and the economy.