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.
Big Blue has opened its first accelerator ever, in Israel, to take advantage of the StartUp Nation's fledgling tech companies.
From cloud development to working on its Prime Air delivery system, Israel is emerging as an important development center for the company.
Clientless security and compatibility with its existing products are two of the reasons F5 Networks is acquiring Israel's Versafe, according to F5.
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.
The security company has recently closed a funding round which it will use to add to its workforce - with new recruits potentially facing a very interesting job interview
Microsoft Israel is opening up its accelerator to a second wave of start-ups with what it hopes is a new methodology to help inspire success - housed in the R&D centre that aims to keep the grande dame of tech ahead of the curve.
On the prowl for top startup tech, Microsoft has invested in a company that is tackling a hot-button enterprise problem.
Kotura's tech will now will carry the Mellanox brand after the Silicon Valley company signed on the dotted line.