SafeCharge Granted License By The UK’s FCA
The company, controlled By Teddy Sagi, held its IPO on London's AIM in 2014, at a valuation of $400 million and since then its share price has risen to the current market cap of about $635 million. New endorsement will protect SafeCharge from Brexit repercussions
Forbes Staff
A New Silicon Valley In The Middle East: Be’er Sheva Rising
A Strong Link Between Researchers and Entrepreneurs, a Dedicate Mayor who Believes in the Future and a Huge Section of the IDF Moving into Town: No Wonder Everybody Wants to Invest in Be'er Sheva
Gil Karie
Instead of Teaching a Computer How to Protect You, Teach a Computer How to Learn
An Israeli Company Believes It'll Change the World of Artificial Intelligence, With Self Learning Computers Dedicated to Our Cyber Protection. Will Deep Instinct Disrupt the Cyber World? And What Will Happen After the Revolution?
Tzufit Herling
Facebook Encourages Radicalization and Polarization
This is not what Mark Zuckerberg intended: Instead of connecting people around the world, Facebook has become a source for polarization and angst, where people come to hear ideas similar to their own and always left frustrated
Hanny Youdel
