Cloud technology
Google's loophole: How a decade-old smartphone saves consumers thousands of shekels
Thanks to a forgotten marketing promise from 2016 for unlimited cloud storage in original quality, original Pixel devices are being snatched up on secondhand marketplaces.
Israeli startup is using AI to shorten cloud architecture timeline
AI and robots will not replace engineers; they will remove the tedious work
WhatsApp will allow independent cloud backup without dependence on Google and Apple
Cloud security company Axis raises $50m.
The new funding will accelerate Axis’ product development and help expand its sales and business development, the company said.
Jerusalem's Teramount raises $8m.
The new funds will be used to continue the development and commercialization of Termamount’s technology.
Cloud-native AI Optibus raises $107m. for public transport planning
Optibus capabilities include artificial intelligence algorithms that improve mass transit for passengers while also increasing operational efficiency.
Blaze destroys servers at Europe's largest cloud services firm
The fire, which broke out shortly after midnight, destroyed one of four data centers and damaged another, the company said. The remaining two were shut down to contain the damage.
Oracle to launch massive underground cloud data center in Jerusalem
Spread across thousands of meters, it is designed to be one of the most secure in the Middle East.
Will Amazon build an AWS cloud server farm in Israel?
Other cloud providers like Microsoft, Google, IBM and Oracle have also been invited to submit bids.
The cloud awaits Israel’s banks. Are they ready to make the move?
The need for adequate risk management and regulatory compliance cannot be ignored.
Ethical hackers help secure companies' clouds from security breaches
As the cloud environment grows more complex, so do the necessary tools for maintaining a secure environment.
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Ace Peak investment to launch a Cloud phone and Israel Virtual phone number for just $2
Data giant NetApp acquires Israel's Spot in $450m. deal
Spot currently employs more than 180 staff across five offices in Tel Aviv, San Francisco, New York, Washington DC and London, and raised $53m. in funding prior to the acquisition
