The Artificial Intelligence Race: This is how Israel has become a superpower

In an age when artificial intelligence becomes the main growth of the global technology industry, Israel joins the prestigious club of the States holding a super-computer. “One Israel”, Israel’s first super-computer, is located in the 34th place on the world’s most powerful computers, and is a product of Anbiya.

In an interview with Lior Novick in the “Political Science”, Amit Katz, VP of Communications Products in Gadiya, reveals the story behind the establishment of the venture and its strategic importance for Israel. “The needs of artificial intelligence are increasing day by day,” Katz explains. Find more areas and areas that artificial intelligence can help. ”

A super-computer is not just a larger or stronger computer. According to Katz, this is a sophisticated connection of a large number of particularly strong computers, which are uniquely connected so that they act as one unit. “It’s not just computers connected with wires,” he emphasizes. “There are lots of meanings for how connections and software he wanted there.”

The capabilities of a computer allow complex calculations that would take years on ordinary computers, within only days or weeks. This is particularly essential for coaching the advanced artificial intelligence models, which require the processing of huge amounts of data.

The decision to place a super computer in Israel is not accidental. “We are a scaamer,” Katz explains. “There’s a lot of minds here.” Anabiya employs over 4,500 employees in Israel, many of them from the leading minds in the fields of computing and media. Much of this man’s power came to the company with the acquisition of Israeli Melanox in 2020, a deal that Katz describes as “something to learn in the books how to do right.”

“One Israel” is not just a technology project – it is a critical infrastructure for Israeli companies that deal with artificial intelligence. “Most new startups in one way or another are engaged in artificial intelligence,” Katz notes. “Such companies cannot afford to build such a computer. Through collaborations with partners in the fields of medicine, autonomous vehicles, academia and genetics. We can take the amazing applications that build here in Israel to the next level.”

Anbiya’s deep involvement in Israel is also reflected in challenging periods. During the current war, the company demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to the country. “We have a lot of reservists. Unfortunately we have killed and we have a kidnapper,” Katz says. “Anabiya’s employees donated $ 15 million to where to help and contribute. As a global company, we care very much from what is happening in Israel.”

Katz expects significant changes in artificial intelligence in the coming years. He talks about a new world of “Agent -Ai” – artificial intelligence agents to experience in various fields and work in collaboration. “We are just before a breach of uses,” he says.

In the severity, the main challenge is to improve electricity efficiency while reducing the size of the components. “When we moved from previous technology to contemporary technology, we were able to improve tens if not hundreds of percent effectiveness of electricity consumption,” Katz notes.

Although it is difficult to assess the exact schedule, Katz believes that within a year to two years we will begin to see the fruits of “one Israel”. “It’s a start of revolution,” he says. “In ten years when we talk about the superpower, we will know what he did to the state.”

The fact that Israel is only joining the super computer club, despite being a technology power, is explained by the size of the market. “Although Israel is very advanced and technologically developed, we are in the end a small market,” Katz explains. “The fact that Annabiya is so investing and so contributing and so careful about Israel had a decisive impact on that it happened at this time.”

The establishment of “One Israel” signifies a significant step in Israeli technological industry. This is not only a technological achievement, but also evidence of Israel’s status as a global leader in artificial intelligence and the strength of connections between local industry and the world’s largest technology companies. With the continued development of the field and growth in computational needs, the importance of the superconductor is expected to grow.

Anbiya GTC’s Developer Conference will be held in March 2025 where the CEO and founder of NVIDIA, Jensan Huang, will present new posters and developments that will design the future of artificial intelligence.