Nir Zuk, Israeli founder of Palo Alto Networks and an IDF veteran, retires after 20 years. The cybersecurity visionary, who pioneered the next-gen firewall, hands off his CTO role to Lee Klarich, marking a new chapter for the company.
Acquisition marks Palo Alto Networks' largest deal and reinforces Israel's leadership in global cybersecurity innovation.
Several technology companies will not require employees to use up days off to protest against the government.
Amid Global Economic Crisis, Israeli High-Tech Looks to Emerge Stronger and Become Fit for Growth
Value of investments in Israel's high tech industry dropped dramatically last year, report finds, even as seed investments rose.
Mayor Moshe Lion tells NYC tech conference that Jerusalem has become a leader in innovative tech and modern infrastructure.
Interview with Lord Ian Austin about trade between countries, his father's legacy as a Holocaust survivor & dealing with anti-Israel agendas
Besen Family Foundation was active in funding projects in the Negev, including a high school and high tech hub.
During his life, Rav Dovid Oberlander worked in high-tech, and helped other Orthodox men to find suitable tech work environments.
How is one of the planet’s smallest countries helping to tackle the world’s biggest challenge while it, too,is being challenged?
US tech giant purchases Israeli company E8 Storage, which develops high-speed data storage technology.
Harel Insurance Group was chosen by Japan’s largest insurance company Tokio Marine Holdings to help find Israeli hi-tech companies.
US Ambassador David Friedman speaks at high-tech conference which introduced Arab entrepreneurs and American and Israeli investors.
European Jewish leader Rabbi Menachem Margolin says Brussels police told him to remove his kippah at his own event.
Israel poses a challenge to the United States in the leadership of the global high technology industry, according to billionaire Carlos Slim
Israeli arms producer lands multi-million dollar deal to supply tank parts to US army.
Prime Minister Netanyahu on Monday welcomes German Chancellor Angela Merkel, along with 16 of her government's ministers.
ORT Israel exporting its curricula and teaching methodology to the U.S., helping kids there to learn science and technology.
Netanyahu announces cyber defense facility in Be'er Sheva. IBM senior vice president reveals cooperation with Ben Gurion University.
U.S. aerospace firm Lockheed Martin and Israel's EMC will invest together in advanced technology projects, the companies said.
Umoove provides a unique interaction using head movements and face gestures on your mobile phone!
Acquisitions and bids at unseen levels since 2000 dotcom bubble burst, hi-tech sector attracting growing international attention.
SESAME project includes scientists from across the Middle East; aims to foster 'scientific excellence', build particle accelerator.
Panasonic is poised to sell 3 domestic plants to TowerJazz in restructuring attempts to cut back losses.
The government is investing large sums of money to expand technology education programs
Facebook will acquire Israeli startup Onavo, in a deal said to be worth up to $200 million.
Bloomberg has ranked the Haifa-based university as the seventh best high tech institution in the world.
An apartment security system developed in Israel which uses face and voice recognition will be implemented in New York housing projects.
The European Union is not the only one that can impose sanctions, Israeli officials said. Israel may have to pull out of a major EU project
120 hackers and software developers to take part in the event simultaneously, in Silicon Valley and Tel Aviv.
The Israel Defense Exhibition (ISDEF) 2013 was held in Tel Aviv, featuring the latest achievements in the industry.
Molecular computer was built entirely of biomolecules.
A smartphone catering to the haredi community and approved by a rabbinical committee to launch in coming months.
Facebook is in talks on a potential $1 billion deal to buy the Israel-based GPS mobile navigation app Waze, says The Wall Street Journal.
In an interview, American investor Warren Buffett effusively praised Israel as a great place to invest in advanced technologies and ideas
An American delegation visited Machon Lustig, a center of studies for hareidi-religious women in the field of high-tech.
Microsoft celebrated the graduation of its second class of Microsoft Accelerator for Windows Azure in Israel.
NASA wants to tow astroid into orbit around moon, as part of a long-range plan towards establishing permanent manned outposts in space.
Global technology giant Apple Inc. is set to open its third research and development center in Israel.
El Al Airlines will begin a trial project next month ahead of transferring all flight manuals on its Boeing 777 fleet to iPads.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu cut the ribbon on Monday to inaugurate Google’s new R & D center and start-up incubator in Tel Aviv.
U.S. government recruited assistance of Israeli-developed app to deal with gasoline shortages on East Coast in aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
NASA’s Curiosity rover, currently taking pictures on Mars, is using a refrigerator developed and manufactured in northern Israel.
For the first time, Israeli citizens can record and send a video greeting via Facebook to President Shimon Peres.
Arutz Sheva meets the people behind the BioHug Vest, an Israeli technology meant to lower people's stress levels.
DS Choi, CEO of Samsung Israel, tells Arutz Sheva: Israel's is a strong player in the high tech world and is a good match with our products.
Wall Street Journal says access to venture capital is 20 times greater in Israel than in the rest of Europe.
Beginning this year, all 204 teachers in Ariel's schools will receive a laptop computer, and 120 hours of training.
Barely a week after Google introduced its new Google+ service, an Israeli startup helps users view their Facebook streams on Google's product.
Israel's Ophir Optronics is being acquired by the Newport Corporation of California for $230 million
Gaza terrorists are fans of Google Earth, a mapping program that helps them to better target innocents living in southern Israel.
Tomorrow's computers may utilize nano-magnetic processors and memory that allow them to butt heads with the second law of thermodynamics.
2011 Presidential Conf.: Hebrew U presents hi-tech video program which singles out objects and revolutionizes monitoring of surveillance footage.
Hebrew U students presented at the Presidential Conference a technology which can detect a stressful person from far away.
Israeli firm 3DTVision creates 3D content that can be viewed without glasses, and first-ever 2D/3D switchable laptop.
At next week's Paris Air Show, Israel will, once again, put on display some of the groundbreaking defensive and weapons systems developed here.
Israel's Ness Technologies is to be acquired by Citigroup's international venture capital unit in a deal valued at $307 million.
Students at the College of Management - Academic Studies showed off their high-tech prowess with some great ideas and inventions.
A worldwide test of next generation Internet addresses under the IPv6 protocol is underway.
