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Israel joins the quantum computing club
Weizmann Institute of Science researchers present Israel’s first quantum computer.
Israel's Defense Ministry, Innovation Authority to fund Israel's first quantum computer
Revolutionary quantum computer technology development gets big boost from Israeli military and Israel Innovation Authority.
These are Israel's most common passwords of 2021
This year, the annual research examines top passwords in 50 different countries, differentiating by gender.
Inventor of PDFs passes away
Adobe co-founder Charles “Chuck” Geschke has died at age 81.
Education Minister: The next school year will start without COVID
Minister Yoav Galant visited Beit El, where he distributed free computers to schoolchildren.
Why Should Someone Use a VPN: A Helpful Overview
Today, the vast majority of people have access to the internet at all times.
What is a proxy server?
What are proxy servers, and how do they function? Here's a quick explanation of what proxy servers do, and how to set them up.
Jewish schools say computers in the classroom bring down costs
Embraced by low-tuition Jewish schools, ‘blended learning’ now catching on more widely.
Watch: The children of today meet the technology of yesteryear
What do children raised in the age of the smartphone think of classic computer systems of the 1980s?
Haifa Team Takes Pride in New Intel Breakthrough
Intel announced a new family of Israel developed microprocessors that it says will double the performance of computers.
Dangerous Trojan Horse Virus Hits Israel
Trojan horse viruses on Facebook are among the top threats to Israeli computer users for November.
Pentagon to Boost Cyber Security Force
The US has approved an expansion of its cyber security force, in an effort to improve its ability to defend critical computer networks.
Pro-Family MK's Name was Missing from Likud Ballot
Revenge of the "feminists" or technical oversight? MK Yulia Shamalov-Berkovich says she was robbed.
Disk-on-Key Inventor Unveils ‘See-Type’ Keyboard
The Israeli inventor of the Disk-on-Key has unveiled a new “smart keyboard” with a built-in screen to allow the user to see what is typed.
‘Muslim Messiah’ Cyber Attack on Iran
An Israeli security firm says an ongoing cyber attack aimed mainly at Iran uses Persian and is named after the “Muslim Messiah.”
‘Treat Anxiety with Computers instead of Drugs’
Anxiety in children can be treated better by using computers instead of drugs, says a Tel Aviv University professor.
‘Flame’ Virus Aimed at Iranian-Russian Blueprints
The “Flame” virus is 20 times bigger than Stuxnet and was aimed at stealing blueprints, presumably of nuclear facilities.
Intel Opens Computational Intelligence Center
Collaborative project brings together experts from Haifa Technion and Hebrew University, with initial $15M 5-year budget.
Video: The Wearable Tablet Enlists to the IDF
The IDF has begun to acquire a new wearable computer tablet system that can be used in nearly any situation.
Silicon Valley in Israel: Intel Launches New Chip
Israel once again lives up to its name as the Middle East’s “Silicon Valley” as Intel-Israel launches its new 3G Ivy Bridge processor chip.
Iran Arrests Hacker of 3 Million Bank Accounts
An Iranian who wanted to expose bank security flaws fled the country and proved his point, exposing 3 million bank accounts.
Microsoft Opens ‘Windows’ on Israel
Microsoft is increasing its focus on Israel and will send 25 of its senior officials to its Israel Research and Development center.
Intel Banks on Israel for Profit, Seeks Workers
Intel Israel once again hangs out the “help wanted” sign as the company says the Israeli branch provides it with 40 percent of its profits.
Israel Leads in Defense against Cyber Attacks
Israel leads the world in cyber war defense. Cyber war can “hit a country without shooting a single bullet,” says Israel’s cyber adviser.
El Al Computer Failure Grounds Planes
A computer systems failure temporarily grounded flights from two airlines Monday at Ben Gurion Int'l Airport -- but the cause is unknown.
Round Two in Hacker War: El Al Site Attacked
Hacker “OxOmar” strikes again, this time shutting down the El Al and Tel Aviv Stock Exchange sites, but trading not affected.
Saudi Hamas Man Gets 30 Months
A Saudi-born man with Jordanian and Australian passports was sentenced to 30 months in prison for helping Hamas terrorists.
Rocket Attacks Force Students to Study at Home
The rocket attacks may have shut down the schools in southern Israel, but classes are still going on - through the internet.
‘Explorer 6’ Soon Just a Memory
Ten years ago this month, Internet Explorer 6 was a breakthrough. Now, it may be relegated to the hi-tech museum.
Approval for Digital Textbooks
A law that would provide students with a digital alternative to standard textbooks is making its way through the Knesset.
Tech: Skating on Entropy
Tomorrow's computers may utilize nano-magnetic processors and memory that allow them to butt heads with the second law of thermodynamics.
‘Cyber Pearl Harbor’ or a Prank?
Hackers hit the US Senate web “just for kicks” shortly after the CIA director warned the US faces a ”cyber Pearl Harbor” if security is breached.
Super Tech Projects on Display
Students at the College of Management - Academic Studies showed off their high-tech prowess with some great ideas and inventions.
Anti-Israel 'Hacktivists' Strike
Once again, Israeli sites were invaded by Arab “hacktivists,” hackers who specialize in taking down Israeli sites to express their anger.
IDF Uses New Media
The IDF Spokespersons Unit explains at Herzliya Conference how it uses new media to make information accessible to everyone.
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