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Daily Updates from Silicon Wadi for Wednesday, August 2, 2017

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Nvidia's Santa Clara headquarters (Courtesy)

Nvidia sees Israel as a key to leadership in AI technologies

By Shoshanna Solomon

US maker of processors is looking to add up to 100 workers to its new R&D team in Tel Aviv

One effective way to alleviate the inevitable stress (hint: it lies within)

Lieutenant Colonel A

25 Syrian children, all terrified of us

The commander of ‘Operation Good Neighbor’ recalls the surprise of those being helped by Israeli soldiers

The VENµS satellite and launcher at the launch site in French Guiana on July 31, 2017. (courtesy Israel Space Agency)

Israel launches first environmental research satellite Venμs

By Melanie Lidman

High-resolution photos from satellite will be used to track climate change-linked trends, such as desertification, erosion, pollution

An ammonia storage tank in the northern city of Haifa. (Courtesy of Environmental Protection Ministry)

Israel ammonia saga seems near end as 800 workers to be fired

By Shoshanna Solomon

In stinging message to Netanyahu, owner of Haifa Chemicals says all suggestions for resolution fell on deaf ears

A bottle recycling cage, not unlike the type employed by SodaStream for its ads. (photo credit: Nati Shohat/Flash90)

Last bottle recycling factory to close unless government steps in

Aviv Recycling losing millions of shekels a year as low oil prices push plastic prices down

In this Tuesday, July 25, 2017, photo, Al-Azhar clerics wait to answer commuters questions inside a Fatwa Kiosk, at the Al Shohada'a metro station, in Cairo, Egypt. (AP Photo/Nariman El-Mofty, File)

Quik-e-dict

First-ever fatwa kiosk in Cairo subway stirs debate

Islamic authority now offering Muslims a fast way to plug in to religious teachings, even while commuting to work

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Gamida Cell's lab manager Noga Goudsmid-Rosenheimer at work, July 16, 2017 (Shoshanna Solomon/Times of Israel)

Cell therapy firm in flurry of activity as hope nears for bone marrow patients

By Shoshanna Solomon

Mobileye, Intel deal clears last antitrust hurdle, paving way for share sale

By Shoshanna Solomon

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