David Shamah has been writing about Israeli technology news for over a decade, both in print and on the web, and knows the Israeli tech scene and its start-ups inside out.
Most companies would jump at the business opportunity in the development of a deep-dive intelligent data analytics platform. Not Intel.
Tech companies, including IBM, see medical technology as important to the future health of populations - and their own.
Collecting data is one thing, using it right is something else: Microsoft's out to showcase how to turn data into information at its shindig this week in Israel.
The Watson Health Cloud - set to become an important component of Apple's health platform - is targeting medical care, IBM says.
Israeli startup Freightos sets sail in the nascent digitized shipping price and schedule setting industry.
The health industry could really do with a shot in the arm when it comes to cost-cutting, and big data could be the answer.
IBM's AlphaZone accelerator has kicked off its 24-week bootcamp for Israeli startups
General Motors is at the forefront of developing self-driving vehicles, with the car industry on the cusp of revolutionary changes.
The company has been making waves in the enterprise world with its big data systems and is seeing interest from investors and customers alike.