The 11th edition of Forbes Israel’s 30Under30 shatters records: 35 entrepreneurs, 23 startups, more than $1 billion in funding, and a combined valuation exceeding $6.6 billion – all before the age of 30
Cloud security startup Copperhelm says the old playbook of “patch criticals, defer the rest” no longer survives contact with AI-speed attackers.
While Real Madrid endured another trophyless campaign on the pitch, the Spanish powerhouse continues to dominate soccer’s financial leaderboard, claiming the title of the world’s most valuable club for the fifth consecutive year. Behind the gilded reality of Europe’s wealthiest clubs, however, lies a darker truth: a widening wealth gap and a steady erosion of competitive balance across the sport.
A quantum computer that breaks Bitcoin’s encryption is no longer considered sci-fi. This founder is building the operating system and control layer that might just do it.
As Iran disrupts the Strait of Hormuz and drone warfare reshapes the Gulf, Israel’s eyesAtop is positioning itself as the software layer behind allied drone fleets.
The old advice was to chase your dream job. The new reality is that the job itself may not exist by the time you get there.
Two years of nonstop breakthroughs were only a “promo”. According to Conifers Co-founder and CEO, Tom Findling, the real disruption starts now.
Papaya Global Co-founder & CEO built a billion-dollar company around the world’s most complicated payroll. Now she’s redesigning it for a workforce that includes AI agents.
The agreement with AI cloud infrastructure giant, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars, will value the company founded by Maor Maloul, Nissim Shriel-Gaon, and Omer Adam at approximately $1 billion
Iran can’t block the world’s oil, but it doesn’t need to. In 2026, the mere threat of disruption has become a geopolitical asset, and a catalyst for the energy transition.
