Car tech fast lane? Why automobile makers are rushing to Israel
Honda, Toyota, Hyundai and others are seeking out technology and expertise from the Israeli automotive startup scene.
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Intel Capital's secret sauce: Invest early and look to the East
One of the world's top venture-capital firms has shared some of its formulas for success, and Israel has an important place in those plans.
Researchers find security risk 'feature flaw' in new firewalls - or did they?
A debate is rumbling around the security community over the safety of the way next-generation firewalls work.
How honeypot tech tricks hackers into chasing their own tails
Trying to prevent hacking attacks is a losing proposition, says Illusive Networks CEO Shlomo Touboul. Keeping them busy with phony data is a much better strategy.
How Intel is helping battle Parkinson's with big data
Most companies would jump at the business opportunity in the development of a deep-dive intelligent data analytics platform. Not Intel.
The health of IBM's Watson: Its future lies in startups
Tech companies, including IBM, see medical technology as important to the future health of populations - and their own.
Double the performance, triple the battery: Intel looks to Skylake to revitalize PC business
Intel is hoping its next generation of processors will persuade hardware buyers to upgrade their ageing machines.
Intel Israel engineers Android phone 3D camera coup
Integration between Intel and Google tech will bring 3D and virtual reality apps to Android smarphones this year.
Software ninjaneers wanted: Amazon to hire dozens of engineers in Israel
From cloud development to working on its Prime Air delivery system, Israel is emerging as an important development center for the company.
ARM buys Israeli security firm for some IoT protection help
As it expands its IoT offerings, the chip design firm is teaming up with Tel Aviv's Sansa Security.
'Consumers got spoiled by Google': The UX revolution underway at SAP
Once, applications at the office, like workers at the office, were supposed to be 'professional'. Not anymore, says SAP's Sam Yen.
Intel's IoT future could come out of this accelerator
Israeli startups will bring their creative inspiration to the tech giant's processors and chips, the company hopes.
Epson readies 'instant enterprise AR' with new app platform
With WakingApp's do-it-yourself augmented reality app creation platform and an Epson Moverio, things may soon look very different.
Software AG's IoT plan: Networked Coke machines are just the beginning
The German software company may be late to the IoT party, but it's targeting four key areas where it hopes it can make its presence felt.
Thunderbolt 3: How USB cooperation could lead to 100 million connected computers soon
Intel didn't 'throw in the towel' on Thunderbolt, says exec - in fact, the new standard will allow the platform to bloom as never before.