Can Israel capitalize on its AI strengths? Report reveals key areas of opportunity

Can Israel capitalize on its AI strengths? Report reveals key areas of opportunity. Israel’s top AI sectors—vertical applications and AI infrastructure—are showing signs of growth, but retaining talent and securing funding will be essential to maintain a competitive edge. ?

The $1.2 million butt tattoos: How a bet on SuperPlay made one man a millionaire. The incredible story of how tattoos and a gaming company’s rise changed one man’s fortunes forever. What started as a playful wager turned into a life-changing fortune for D after SuperPlay was recently acquired by Playtika for up to $1.95 billion.

Intel’s foundry spinoff and $7.86 billion subsidy highlight importance of Israeli manufacturing. The chip giant’s restructuring aligns with its ongoing investments in Israel’s advanced semiconductor capabilities.

Delek exits Phoenix with $32 million profit in just four months. Tshuva's group capitalizes on rising valuation, selling its 4.9% stake for NIS 58 million.

Founder mode on steroids: The Israeli secret to startup survival and success. "As the debate between founder mode and manager mode rages on in Silicon Valley, Israeli entrepreneurs continue to demonstrate the power of staying in an amplified founder mode," writes Dr. Micha Breakstone.