UVeye

Hertz Partners with Israel’s UVeye to Revolutionize Vehicle Maintenance with AI-Powered Inspection Technology

Hertz, one of the world’s largest car rental companies, has announced a strategic partnership with Israeli AI startup UVeye to deploy automated vehicle inspection technology across its U.S. rental operations. This move marks a major shift in how Hertz maintains its fleet of over 500,000 vehicles worldwide. Historically, vehicle assessments in the rental industry have […]

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Tel Shikmona

Ancient Scarlet Dye Workshop Unearthed in Haifa Offers Breakthrough Insight Into Iron Age Textile Industry

A groundbreaking archaeological study by the University of Haifa, published in PLOS One, has uncovered direct evidence of tools used to produce the prestigious scarlet dye during the Iron Age (1100–600 BCE), overlapping with the First Temple period. The research sheds light on the ancient dyeing industry at Tel Shikmona, one of the most important […]

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Pillar Security

Pillar Security Raises $9M to Expand AI Cybersecurity Platform for Secure AI Software Development

Pillar Security, an Israeli AI cybersecurity startup focused on securing enterprise-grade AI-integrated software, has raised $9 million in Seed funding to accelerate its mission. The funding round was led by Shield Capital, the venture fund of Dan Caine, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and included participation from Golden Ventures, Ground Up Ventures, and […]

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Torq Acquires AI Startup Revrod to Power Next-Gen HyperSOC-2o Platform with Multi-Agent RAG Technology

Torq, the leader in autonomous security operations, has announced the acquisition of Revrod, a stealth-mode Israeli AI startup known for its innovations in Agentic AI and LLM workflows. The acquisition enhances Torq HyperSOC-2o, the latest version of the company’s flagship platform, by integrating multi-agent Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) capabilities for cutting-edge AI-driven SOC automation. Terms of […]

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Mark Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg Admits Instagram Had Superior Camera Tech at Time of Acquisition Amid Antitrust Scrutiny

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in U.S. District Court this week, acknowledging that Facebook acquired Instagram in 2012 because its in-app camera technology outperformed Facebook’s own. The revelation came during a high-stakes antitrust trial in Washington, D.C., where the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is challenging Meta’s past acquisitions. Under intense questioning from FTC lawyers, Zuckerberg […]

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Christians

90% of U.S. Christian Leaders Believe in Human-Caused Climate Change—but Few Discuss It with Congregations, Study Finds

A new study from Boston College reveals that an overwhelming 90% of Christian leaders in the United States, spanning denominations from Catholics to Evangelicals, believe in human-caused climate change. Despite this widespread agreement among church leadership, most pastors and religious figures rarely share these views with their congregations. Published in the Proceedings of the National […]

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A dust plume

Airborne Dust Pollution Poses Growing Threat to Utah Residents and Watersheds, New Study Finds

Airborne dust pollution is becoming an escalating health and environmental concern across Utah and the Western United States, with the drying Great Salt Lake exposing more of its lakebed and increasing the risk of hazardous dust storms. According to new research from the University of Utah, this dust—originating from the Great Basin—often travels eastward and […]

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