Innovation

Taiwan is investing nearly $40 billion to build 1,600 unmanned attack vessels as China ramps up military pressure around the island

Quantum computing is the next tech revolution, driving global development. Tens of billions have been invested, and as companies enter the stock market, investor interest grows.

The new feature, now available to iPhone users and on its way to all users, allows adding a text label next to names in groups.

Even when options seem limited, an innovative approach achieves results. Ahuva Tzabari, Head Nurse at Shmuel Harofe Hospital: 'We don’t rush to call a wound incurable.'

MAFAT's Gal Harari sat down with The Jerusalem Post for an extensive interview on MAFAT’s work and how technology has evolved in the 20 years since he joined the organization.

A new leak from China claims the device will focus on extreme thinness, feature a very strong hinge, use a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and replace Face ID with Touch ID.

The temptation for Israel to use the billions earned in the Armis sale to plug budget holes is immense, but that would be a historic mistake.

The Red Sea war is exposing global connectivity’s fragility and speeding a quiet new partnership as Israel, the Gulf, and India link defense tech, logistics, and data systems

Israel can be a meaningful player in the fusion revolution. But only if it moves now. The world isn't waiting.

Virtual cells can teach us cellular biology. Virtual patients will teach us why therapies succeed or fail. Precision medicine will be won at that level.

Tech jobs in Israel are no longer growing, and the number of enterprises hiring new staff has decreased to only 1,350 in 2025