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No. 46: Michael Dell, Amnon Shashua, Safra Catz, Jan Koum, Brandon Korff, Dmitry and Igor Bukhman
Titans of tech, finance, and entertainment turning vast wealth into lasting impact.
Prominent Israeli businessman, philanthropist Dr. Shmuel Harlap dies at 82
Mobileye stock plummets following Amnon Shashua’s departure
Jerusalem highlights: January 16-22
An inspired partnership to employ autistic adults
An innovative new method to help adults with autism engage in society.
Jerusalem tech to watch: The capital's rising innovators
As new companies spring up in the city, there is no question that the talent pool will also increase, and Jerusalem’s role as a global tech ecosystem will firm itself in place.
Intel's Mobileye unit set for strong market debut
Shares of Mobileye Global Inc were set to open 20% higher on Wednesday, potentially valuing the self-driving technology unit of Intel Corp at nearly $20 billion.
Mobileye targets up to $16 bln valuation in US IPO
Mobileye's initial public offering follows Porsche's blockbuster debut in Europe and could be an early sign of improving investor sentiment.
Intel's self-driving unit Mobileye files for US IPO
Mobileye, an Israeli company that Intel bought for about $15.3 billion in 2017, uses a camera-based system with adaptive cruise control and lane change assistance in driverless cars.
Mobileye vets launch start-up to assess what drugs should go to trial
OMEC.AI, founded by Ori Shachar and Amir Harel, aims to transform the process of drug discovery and development for the betterment of human health.
Five reasons Israeli tech growth is just beginning
In 2021 alone, both the size and volume of investments in the Israeli tech ecosystem grew exponentially. Some $25.6b. was invested in Israeli tech start-ups.
2022 sets the record in Jewish youth groups visiting Israel
After two years of the pandemic, 2022 has been a record year in the last decade so far in the arrival of Jewish youth groups from all over the world.
Intel's Mobileye, partners to launch self-driving shuttles in US in 2024
The shuttles will be operated in "contained geo-fenced areas" where speed limits are 35 miles an hour or less.
As AI Week kicks off, here are a few notable topics of discussion
Where is AI headed? A virtual three-day conference hostel by TAU and co-founded by Intel intends to find out.