The week of July 27, 2008, started off with an opinion piece by NY Times columnist Thomas Friedman about T. Boone Pickens and Shai Agassi leading the energy revolution. Meanwhile, rivals in Agassi’s former field, IBM and Microsoft are moving forward with integrating their recent Israeli acquisitions and Adobe is now seeking its own Israeli technology. Of course, politically, the big news was that Israeli PM, Ehud Olmert, will be resigning in September. How this will impact peace in the region and Israel’s economy, if at all, is yet to be seen. These weren’t the only big headlines from the past week though. The full 16 Israel-related technology headlines from the week of July 27, 2008 are right below.
Cleantech
Texas to Tel Aviv
Luz II parent in Phoenix solar talks
M&A and Investments
Chief Scientist budget not cut – but dry
Multimedia file storage startup raises cash
Information Technology
Penguins in Tel Aviv? It Must Be the Annual Open-Source Convention
Adobe seeks Israeli technology
Microsoft zooms into data quality
Telecommunications
iPoint in Sri Lankan Move
Cisco invests in Israeli multimedia WiFi startup
ClickSoftware Extends Major Contract for Mobile Workforce Management in Germany
Miscellaneous
My ads aren’t your ads
Website allows employee recommendations for pay
Olmert to Quit After Elections in September
MADE IN IBM LABS: IBM Research Develops Technology to Aid Human Memory
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