Assaf Gilead is a Tech Editor and Writer, specializing in local tech news in Israel. With a focus on the Israeli tech industry, Assaf covers topics such as innovation, investment, and the impact of technology on various sectors. His work has been featured in publications such as Globes and Jerusalem Post.
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Assaf Gilead's articles primarily focus on the Israeli tech industry, government and politics, business developments, and cybersecurity issues. His coverage is heavily influenced by press releases and government announcements.
If you are looking to reach out to Assaf with a pitch, consider topics related to the Israeli tech industry, particularly those which involve significant investments or have implications for national security. Additionally, if you can provide insights into the impact of specific government policies on businesses in Israel or offer commentary from key stakeholders within the tech industry in relation to political decisions affecting their operations, this might be of interest to him.
As Assaf focuses on local (Israeli) news stories predominantly driven by official statements and corporate communications; pitches should demonstrate relevance to these themes while aligning with his geographic focus.
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Eight of the ten Israeli neighborhoods with the highest concentration of tech employees are in Tel Aviv, the Madlan real estate website has found.
Tech employees flocking to live in Tel Aviv
Israeli startups raised $7.22 billion in the first nine month of 2024, IVC-LeumiTech reports.
The Israeli startup has developed an AI model to make consumer purchasing decisions.
Tech salaries are rising in Israel but research by IBI Capital found that options offered to employees was down 12.6% in the first half of 2024.
The loan will finance construction by Anan Data Centers of a server farm beside Kibbutz Tsor'a with an eventual output of 32 megawatts.
After criticizing Israeli actions in Gaza, Paddy Cosgrave said last year's Web Summit was the worst in its history. But he expects a 30% increase in revenue this year.
The tech giant will likely build its AI data center in the UAE because of the war and lower costs, "Globes" has learned.
While Nadav Shoval interprets the judge's ruling as if his dismissal has been frozen, the company sees it as a technical act of suspending completion of his dismissal.
The Israeli DSPM company will pay $162 million in cash and shares for Trail Security, which was only founded last year.
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