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Nvidia SVP networking Gilad Shainer tells “Globes” that it would not be possible for the company to power the new AI models without the communication chips developed in Israel.

From tax revenues to the shekel to consumption to real estate, the wave of high-value technology company sales has implications that go beyond the sector.

Amnon Shashua tells “Globes” about the huge potential created by Mobileye’s acquisition of Mentee Robotics.

The influx of foreign residents to Jerusalem’s central neighborhoods is pushing up prices throughout the city. "Globes" investigates.

Hasan Abasi talks to “Globes” about his startup HAAT, which introduced a food delivery app to Israel’s Arab towns, and is now launching in Tel Aviv-Yafo.

Insight Partners managing director Teddie Wardi tells “Globes” about Armis’s exit and the obstacles Israeli startups must surmount to become an international corporation.

“Globes” looks at prices in new residential projects along Israel’s Mediterranean coast from Nahariya to Ashkelon.

Armis CEO Yevgeny Dibrov and ServiceNow EVP Pablo Stern tell “Globes’ about the $7.75 billion acquisition and their joint plans for the future.

A hotelier at heart, Mikey Federmann has built the Dan Hotel chain into a major force in Israeli tourism. But his enormous wealth comes from the family’s controlling interest in defense company Elbit Systems.

Prof. Itzhak Fried tells "Globes" about the new research center he heads at Reichman University to explore the interface between the human brain and AI as well as his research on sleep and memory.

Indian Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal explains what the two countries offer each other, and how India maintains relations with both Israel and Iran.

The Innovation Conference, held by the Amit Pollak Matalon law firm, dealt with the race to adopt and integrate new technologies, while the AI revolution advances at a tremendous pace.

As AI shrinks employment, Tailor Brands has reinvented itself as a one-stop paperwork shop for people setting up their own businesses.

Leading medtech talent recruiter Joe Mullings explains why he's entering the Israeli market, and what Israeli founders looking for US personnel need to know.

Despite the sensitive information circulating in Israeli military WhatsApp groups, no one supervises their members, and the app has become an integral part of army routine.

Dror Bin told the Israel Business Conference: We have the best government deep-tech fund anywhere.