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Calcalist CEO Noa Tamir and Bank Leumi Chairman Uri Alon praised innovation as a necessity, not a luxury, amid war and uncertainty, speaking at the opening event of the Mind the Tech conference in London.
The Mind the Tech London 2025 conference, organized by Calcalist and Bank Leumi, highlighted the importance of innovation amidst global challenges. Noa Tamir, CEO of Calcalist, emphasized the resilience and creativity of the Israeli tech ecosystem, which continues to thrive despite adversity. Uri Alon, Chairman of Bank Leumi, shared the inspiring revival story of Kibbutz Be’eri, drawing parallels with the high-tech sectors ability to overcome challenges. The event celebrated the synergy between British stability and Israeli audacity, fostering global collaborations. Bank Leumi reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Israeli high-tech industry, emphasizing its role in the economy.
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The Executive Chairman of Bezeq was speaking at Calcalist and Bank Leumi's Mind the Tech conference in London.
At the Mind the Tech London 2025 conference, Bezeqs Executive Chairman, Tomer Raved, highlighted the companys strategic focus on infrastructure and AI technology. Bezeq is enhancing its infrastructure to support AI applications and has been involved in acquisition campaigns to strengthen its position. The company recently halted talks to acquire Exelera, opting instead to deploy its own submarine cable, emphasizing Israels strategic location for global internet traffic. Bezeq is also adopting Wi-Fi 7 technology and cybersecurity solutions to improve customer service. The company is seen as a critical player in Israels technological backbone, with significant growth potential due to its infrastructure capabilities and strategic partnerships.
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“We have already recruited an impressive team of talents, who have demonstrated extraordinary capabilities,” noted Hanan Friedman, speaking at the Mind the Tech Conference in London.
Bank Leumi is establishing a generative AI hub to transform the Israeli banking sector, as announced by CEO Hanan Friedman at the Mind the Tech conference in London. The hub aims to revolutionize customer experience and operational efficiency by tackling defined challenges. Friedman emphasized the strategic importance of AI in finance, noting that companies must integrate AI to remain relevant. The bank has recruited a talented team, including individuals with military experience, to drive this innovation. Despite ongoing conflict in Gaza, Israels tech ecosystem remains resilient, with tech investments exceeding $5 billion in the first half of 2025. Friedman highlighted the role of Israeli innovation in driving economic growth and called for the return of hostages held by Hamas.
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