Assaf Gilead is a Tech Editor & Writer at various esteemed publications including the Jerusalem Post and Globes. He specializes in areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep tech, with a focus on topics like generative AI, natural language processing, and robotics. Assaf's insights and analyses have also been featured in MSN and finanzen.net GmbH.
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Assaf Gilead's articles primarily focus on the Israeli tech industry, government and politics, business developments, and cybersecurity issues. His coverage is heavily influenced by press releases and government announcements.
If you are looking to reach out to Assaf with a pitch, consider topics related to the Israeli tech industry, particularly those which involve significant investments or have implications for national security. Additionally, if you can provide insights into the impact of specific government policies on businesses in Israel or offer commentary from key stakeholders within the tech industry in relation to political decisions affecting their operations, this might be of interest to him.
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The model called Maxwell will help companies cut computing costs by reducing the need for expensive graphics processing units.
The methods differ, but OpenAI, Anthropic and SpaceX are all seeking to capture the budgets of banks, health funds, government ministries, and the defense establishment.
The man who supervised construction for Intel Israel has been appointed Nvidia regional real estate development director.
Vintage Investment Partners has raised $920 million, to be split between a new fund of funds and a secondary fund.
According to The Information, the Israeli cybersecurity company received the offer from Datadog, but decided on a fund-raising round instead.
NeuReality's founder and 40 employees in Caesarea and Tel Aviv will join the US hardware startup's team.
Following the biggest-ever acquisition of a quantum computing company, Classiq will become Intel's global development center for quantum computing.
The $2.2 billion acquisition of Israeli company positions Intel well in quantum computing, but the market may be years from maturing.
The Israeli cybersecurity company has rejected a $4 billion acquisition offer from DataDog, confident that its value is set to rise further.
The Israeli quantum computing company's150 employees hold options equivalent to 15%–20% of the equity, meaning they will share up to $450 million.
