Cybertech

Left to right from the top: Isaac Herzog, President of Israel;  Tamar Zandberg, Minister of Environmental Protection; Idan Roll, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs; Neil Weigan, UK Ambassador to Israel; Dror Bin, CEO of Israeli Innovation Authority; Uriel Klar, Director of PLANETech. Photo courtesy PLANETech

Israel holds first ever Climate Innovation Summit

The summit’s main focus was to promote local and global discourse regarding the role of Israeli climate innovation in responding to climate crisis challenges

Nimrod Cohen, managing partner at TAU Ventures. Photo credit: Adi Eckstein

Cyabra announces $5.6M Series A funding

The Israeli company developed a SaaS platform that measures authenticity and impact within online conversations. Over the past year, it reporter a 400% growth in revenue  

Smoke cuased by wildfire near Givat Yearim at the outskirts of Jerusalem as it is seen from Jerusalem August 16, 2021 REUTERS/ Ammar Awad

"Climate tech is not the Messiah, we cannot rely on it without actually doing the work”

Days before world leaders gather in Glasgow for Cop26, climate and environmental technology expert, Shira Ben Ami, discusses the dissonance between Israel’s enormous innovation potential and its actual situation regarding climate tech, and warns of trying to evade responsibility and greenwashing
Subscribe to Cybertech