Ashdod port technology incubator advances cybersecurity startup
Ashdod Port’s technology incubator is advancing another startup to commercial pilot stage, focusing on cyber and critical infrastructure defence. The startup will integrate with Hamburg port’s cybersecurity systems, demonstrating Israeli innovation in critical infrastructure protection.
The Secret CIA Deal That Saved Steve Jobs and Changed Technology Forever
In 1986, at a pivotal moment when Steve Jobs’ career hung in the balance, the American intelligence agency CIA reportedly orchestrated a classified business arrangement that would prove crucial to his survival and eventual triumph. According to newly surfaced historical accounts, the CIA’s intervention provided critical financial oxygen to NeXT, the computer company Jobs had […]
Pentagon scientist claims US government hiding bodies of four alien species
A physicist who spent decades working on the US Department of Defence’s UFO programme has claimed that the American government is concealing the remains of at least four different extraterrestrial species that have crashed on Earth. Dr Eric Davis, an astrophysicist who has been involved with the Pentagon’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) initiative, made the […]
Red Line hits 76 million journeys as Israel’s rail project proves its worth
Israel’s Red Line railway has recorded approximately 76 million journeys since opening around three years ago, according to newly released figures that demonstrate the project’s growing popularity among commuters. The figures show an average of three million passengers per month using the route, with a year-on-year increase of 10 per cent during the most recent […]
Tech Giants Launch Massive Crackdown on AI-Generated Spam Flooding the Internet
YouTube, Spotify, X and Apple Music are among the major platforms taking dramatic action against low-quality artificial intelligence content that has inundated the internet. The companies have begun deleting millions of items in what represents an unprecedented effort to clean up their services, with 75 million songs and 130,000 channels already removed as part of […]
US plots major AI power play as concern grows over Chinese dominance
The United States is preparing a significant diplomatic push to counter China’s influence in artificial intelligence development, sources suggest. As part of a broader strategic competition between the two superpowers, Washington is reportedly planning to present dozens of countries with a clear choice: align with American AI standards and practices, or risk falling behind in […]
Why are so few girls choosing tech careers in Israel?
Selecting a high school pathway that combines mathematics, physics and computer science is the springboard to a career in technology. Despite the obvious financial and professional benefits, far too few girls are choosing this route — and the problem starts early. From kindergarten onwards, girls are steered towards dolls rather than robots, whilst schools fail […]
Mother and daughter reject multi-million dollar land deal over AI concerns
A 54-year-old blind woman and her 83-year-old mother have turned down a lucrative offer worth tens of millions of dollars to sell their land after discovering it would be used in connection with artificial intelligence development. The pair refused the deal on principle, viewing their refusal as a matter of moral significance. The unnamed women […]
Japan and China race to bring back Mars samples in high-stakes space competition
Japan and China are intensifying their rivalry in space exploration with competing missions to collect and return samples from Mars and its moons. Japan’s Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) mission is scheduled for launch in 2026, with plans to collect at least 10 grams of material from Phobos, one of Mars’s two moons, before returning the […]
The Right to Disappear: Can We Still Choose to Vanish in the Digital Age?
In a world where nearly every step leaves a digital footprint—tracked by mobile phone antennae, credit card transactions, CCTV cameras, airline tickets and location data—the question is no longer whether we can cover our tracks, but whether we retain any right to choose this path at all. Yet despite the omnipresence of surveillance, every person […]