Sophie Shulman is a Tech Journalist at CTech by Calcalist. She covers a wide range of topics within the tech sector, including deep tech, software, and applied sciences, with a particular focus on photonics and optics, cloud computing, and decentralized finance. Sophie’s insights and expertise have been featured in דף הבית | כלכליסט, CTech by Calcalist, and Ynet News.
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Sophie's coverage predominantly focuses on the Israeli tech sector, investments, IPOs, and cybersecurity. She is particularly interested in articles that cite data and press releases, indicating that she values factual evidence and official announcements.
Given her interest in investment analysis and private sector announcements related to technology companies, Sophie may be open to receiving pitches from industry experts who can provide insights into market trends or offer exclusive data relevant to the Israeli tech industry.
Additionally, considering her focus on government & politics alongside business & industry topics with a specific emphasis on Israel's high-tech sector, she might appreciate commentary from individuals knowledgeable about governmental policies impacting the tech industry or those with expertise in navigating the intersection of business and politics within this sector.
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By: Sophie Shulman
Counter-drone specialist joins U.S. giant amid global surge in battlefield drone warfare.
By: Sophie Shulman
The move could reduce pressure from the strong shekel while helping the government service foreign-currency debt.
By: Sophie Shulman
Israeli software company narrowed its customer base, cut headcount and shifted toward managing both human employees and AI agents.
By: Sophie Shulman
The cybersecurity giant's first full quarter with CyberArk highlights growing demand for AI-era security platforms.
By: Sophie Shulman
Industry warns that the strong shekel is eroding profits and shortening startup runways.
Israel’s tech sector weigh emergency measures as a strong shekel drives up labor costs and threatens jobs; proposals include expanded startup grants, tax credit relief and paying corporate tax in dollars amid rising relocation fears
By: Sophie Shulman
The Israeli startup, formerly Nagish, develops AI-powered real-time speech and sign-language translation tools for deaf and hard-of-hearing users and says it has reached early profitability after FCC licensing unlocked regulated U.S. revenues.
SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic are preparing market debuts that could reshape the technology sector.
Pharmaceutical giant restructures raw materials unit amid stalled revenues and strategic review.
Neot Hovav facility faces another round of reductions as sale prospects fade.
