Europe’s AI Champion Mistral Locks In €3 Billion as Governments Race to Own Their AI Future
Mistral AI raises €3B in a landmark round, cementing sovereign AI as a serious geopolitical and commercial priority.
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Israir Sells $8 Million in New York Tickets in a Single Day, Proving Demand for Direct U.S. Flights Is Anything But Grounded
Israeli airline Israir sold $8 million worth of Tel Aviv–New York tickets within hours of opening bookings, signaling massive pent-up demand.
Israel’s Math Crisis Deepens as PISA Scores Reveal Nearly Half of Students Can’t Hit Basic Benchmarks
New PISA data shows nearly half of Israeli students fall below basic math proficiency, raising alarms for the country’s tech future.
Tesla’s Robotaxi Rollout Stumbles as Cybercab Faces Its First Real-World Test
Tesla’s Cybercab is finally on public roads — but early deployment hiccups are raising fresh questions about autonomous vehicle timelines.
Mercury Is Finally Getting a Visitor: BepiColombo Reaches Its Destination After Nearly a Decade in Transit
ESA’s BepiColombo spacecraft is closing in on Mercury orbit after an 8-year, 5-billion-mile journey through the inner solar system.
Drone Startup XTEND Rockets 25% on Its First Day of Trading, Signaling Investor Appetite for Autonomous Systems
XTEND shares surged 25% on their Nasdaq debut, giving the autonomous drone maker a strong Wall Street opening.
Who Actually Owns That $3.2 Billion AI Data Center? Good Luck Finding Out
A $3.2B AI data center sits behind layers of shell companies and opaque partnerships, raising serious accountability questions.
A Memory Chip Shortage Is Quietly Setting the Stage for Higher iPhone Prices
A tightening supply of high-bandwidth RAM chips used in AI-capable iPhones could push prices higher as early as this fall.
No Password Required: How Exposed SSH Ports Are Letting Hackers Own MikroTik Routers at Scale
Attackers are exploiting internet-exposed SSH on MikroTik routers without any authentication, hijacking devices at scale worldwide.
AI Now Commands Nearly Nine of Every Ten Dollars Flowing Into One of Tech’s Hottest Startup Scenes
AI startups captured 89% of Israel’s high-tech investment in 2024, pushing total funding to $11.8 billion as the sector rebounds sharply.