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פגי ג'ונסון מנכלית מג'יק ליפ הנכנסת

After Israeli founder’s departure, Magic Leap appoints former Microsoft exec as CEO

08.07.20|CTech
“We have come a long way, from starting up in my garage to creating a new medium and redefining the future of computing,” said outgoing CEO Rony Abovitz
משקפיים של מג'יק ליפ שילוב בין VR ו־ AR

AR Startup Magic Leap to Fire 50 Workers in Israel as Part of Global Layoffs

23.04.20|Hagar Ravet
The company plans to shift its client focus from retail to businesses. Local GM says current circumstances demand flexibility
חנן לביא

Former Microsoft Executive Now Helps Magic Leap Connect with Israeli Firms

11.03.19|Orr Hirschauge
Hanan Lavy has joined Magic Leap in October as director of ecosystems management in Israel. In his previous position, Lavy was a senior director at Microsoft’s global startup accelerator program
אלון מאסק SpaceX טסלה

CTech’s Tuesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News

20.03.18|CTech
Elon Musk reveals Jerusalem visit in a flaming Instagram post. KLA-Tencor stock Is down, Orbotech stock is up following acquisition announcement
טמיר ברלינר מנהל מג׳יק ליפ ישראל ועידת המובייל 2017

Talent Crunch is Make or Break for Israeli Tech, Says Magic Leap Executive

20.03.18|Tofi Stoler
Tamir Berliner, the general manager of the Tel Aviv office of Florida-headquartered augmented reality company Magic Leap, believes Israel must find ways to bring its Arab citizens and Ultra-Orthodox Jews into the industry
מגדל עזריאלי שרונה

The New Azrieli Sarona Tower is Israel’s Hottest Tech Real-Estate

08.10.17|Yoav Stoler
Located in the fashionable Sarona complex in Tel-Aviv, at the center of a major public transportation hub, the skyscraper is attracting Israel’s top tech companies