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.
Israeli startups will bring their creative inspiration to the tech giant's processors and chips, the company hopes.
Motorola Solutions Israel is developing kit for law enforcement and rescue workers using LTE, and it's hoping the tech it's developing will go on to be used in new industries
Hexadite hopes to make automated security palatable to even the most outsourcing-cautious.
Now a part of Alctatel-Lucent, Bell Labs is looking to the Startup Nation for some new ideas.
On a visit to Israel, the Microsoft CEO discussed Israel's technology scene and how he's counting on the country to provide the machine learning it needs for big data.
Israel plays home to four of Intel's R&D facilities and one of its biggest fabs. Between them, they're helping Intel set a new hardware direction.
A superfast fiber to the home network could mean a wave of digitisation - and even more startups - for Israel, says John Chambers.
Best known for its dominance of the mobile chip market, Qualcomm is increasingly turning its attention to other mobile services and products using tech developed at its Israel facilities.
After closing a fresh round of financing this month, Perfecto Mobile is sticking to its freemium model, and helping companies 'get their act together' when it comes to apps.
The South Korean tech giant has two R&D centres in Israel – and their work can currently be seen on Samsung's flagship Galaxy smartphone.