James Spiro

The continent may protest Israel politically, but economically, it is building a future that relies on Israeli innovation, according to a new report.

Run:ai's journey from a small startup to an NVIDIA wartime acquisition reveals what makes Startup Nation indispensable to the global AI race. And S Capital was there from the start.

The company's Legal Visor tool offers lawyers and courtrooms a 'second chair' that transcribes and analyses proceedings in real time.

A $400 trillion real estate industry is finally moving beyond Excel, led by a startup founded by veterans of the IDF's Unit 8200.

While public sentiment toward Israel has grown increasingly hostile in parts of Europe, the continent appears to be moving in the opposite direction economically. Israeli technology companies …

A report by Fusion VC finds fewer investors making more bets, with rising expectations for founders to prove traction quickly in an increasingly concentrated market

Oligo Security's Gal Elbaz says hacking and manipulation are the same skill. That insight is now a business worth $80 million.

Behind every concert or sporting event is a workforce of thousands: disconnected, temporary, and difficult to manage. Ubeya is turning that chaos into a real-time operating system for hourly workers.

As giants like Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI race to dominate AI, startups like Bria are trying to build a fairer system for creators. Last year, Bria was selected as one of Forbes Israel's most promising startups on the Next Billion Dollar Startups list.

Israeli tech is succeeding globally while gradually “de-Israelizing” operationally, according to a report by the Israel Innovation Authority.