Author: David Rutman

Researchers led by the University of Cambridge have developed an innovative computer memory design, that could significantly improve performance while reducing the energy demands of internet and communications technologies. AI, algorithms, internet usage, and other data-driven technologies are are expected to consume nearly a third of global electricity in the next few years. This drastic increase […]

The White House on Monday divvied up $42 billion among the nation’s 50 states and US territories to make access to high-speed broadband universal by 2030, as it launched a new publicity campaign for President Joe Biden’s economic policies. The funding under the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program was authorized by the $1 trillion […]

Health-tech venture capital fund Shoni Health Ventures is set to invest in start-ups specializing in digital health and medical devices. With a focus on early-stage ventures, including pre-seed and seed-stage start-ups, Shoni Health Ventures aims to provide crucial support and resources to entrepreneurs throughout their company’s growth trajectory. Currently, Shoni Health Ventures has already made […]

Spain’s esteemed South Summit, a premier event in the realm of innovation and entrepreneurship, has concluded its 11th edition in Madrid. Following its success, the event’s founder, María Benjumea, has set her sights on Israel as a potential collaborator, citing the nation’s exceptional track record and Spain’s robust relationship with it. “When we talk about […]

Team8 Group, a renowned venture group specializing in fintech, cyber, data, and digital health, hosted its highly anticipated Annual CISO Summit in Tel Aviv last week. The flagship event attracted over 130 senior cyber executives from leading enterprises worldwide, including representatives from Oracle, Walmart, Microsoft, BNY Mellon, General Motors, Danone, Schneider Electric, Repsol, and Unilever, […]

The promising field of drone deliveries and air taxis might be threatened by an unexpected hazard – strong and sudden wind gusts around tall city buildings. The authors of a study published May 31 in the journal Drones warn that more regulation is needed to adress this issue, before air taxis and delivery drones can […]

The first commercial flight abroad took off Thursday morning from Haifa Airport, after a four-year hiatus. After a four-year absence of international aviation activity, the first commercial flight to Cyprus took off Thursday morning from Haifa airport, as published in Walla! tourism. The flight schedule from Haifa is planned until the end of October. Flights […]

Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) announced that it had signed a new agreement with NATO member Estonia on Thursday to supply them with drones. Three countries will be supplied with the IAI Rotem loitering munitions system, according to an IAI press release. This follows an announcement in May that NATO member Estonia would purchase long-range cruise […]

Tiger 21, a peer membership organization for high-net-worth wealth creators and preservers, is roaring into Tel Aviv. Tiger 21 founder Michael Sonnenfeldt said he decided to expand into Israel because of his great appreciation of Israeli high-tech and the strong local business community.  “Anyone involved with Israel could not help understand the political tensions going […]

Petah Tikva Mayor Rami Greenberg announced on Thursday that the Tel Aviv light rail is expected to open in July, although the company that operates the line stressed that there is still no confirmed opening. “This morning [I held] a meeting with the head of the NTA – Metropolitan Mass Transit System and the CEO […]