Nvidia’s almost all-Israeli supercomputer
At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a supercomputer based on its next-generation AI Rubin platform. Its six microchips, all have an Israeli pedigree. Huang said Israel’s Mellanox made Nvidia the biggest communications company in the world.
Turning rubble into revenue
Israeli company Rom, part of the Luzon Group, has developed Morphit, which produces strong and durable construction materials from mixed building debris. The technology was developed by Israeli companies Practical Innovation, the Plastics and Rubber Center, together with the Shenkar College.
Space lab launched
Israel has launched a national space lab (at ground level) to lower barriers for domestic satellite, space tech development. Backed by NIS 60 million, Israel’s new Access to Space lab will offer discounted launch, testing, and in‑orbit services to accelerate space innovation.
Protecting Israel’s borders
Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has successfully demonstrated an innovative system to protect Israel’s borders. It is based on intelligence-gathering using sensors and the most advanced AI in the field. Weapons near the border area are deployed autonomously, but remotely managed by the IDF.
Israel’s first vertiport
Israel’s first vertiport for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs, will be built at Tel Aviv’s Atidim Park. It will initially serve medical drone deliveries with aviation authority approval, as the city prepares within three years for electric air taxis aimed at easing chronic traffic congestion.
Connected drones
Israel’s Eyesatop is reshaping drone tactics and emergency response with a synchronized system for multiple drones to be operated simultaneously. Fight fires, deliver supplies, avoid ambushes, or protect crowds (e.g. Bondi beach). Eyesatop provides a huge range of tactical options in complex scenarios.
More Druze and Circassians for tech industry
Israel is launching a NIS 15 million government initiative to promote technological entrepreneurship within Druze and Circassian society. Two innovation centers in the north of Israel will connect aspiring entrepreneurs to high-tech companies, academia, investors, and mentors.
AI and drones map archeological sites
Scientists at the University of Haifa have developed a computational tool to document and analyze ancient ruins, using drone imagery and machine learning to reveal architectural patterns that cannot be identified from ground level.
The impossible meal
An “unbelievable” video from Israeli vlogger Nas Daily (). He eats a meal made from the products of five Israeli vegan startups. It features no-cow milk from ; no-fish salmon from ; vegan steak from ; no-chicken egg from ; and no-bee honey from .
What if the networks go down?
Israel’s dot SAGA turns any site into a smart, connected space. It enables instant awareness of people’s location and status at the push of a button, without cellular networks. The need arose after 7 Oct 2023 when cellular systems collapsed and loved ones couldn’t find each other.