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Join the momentum of the driven 2000+ students to the 178 businesses. Our high-end co-working space has the right space for every team.
Jews and Arabs, religious and secular, young students to seasoned professionals, working to solve large problems together.
From conferences, hackathons to our modern gym, we’ve intentionally designed our space to encourage growth professionally and personally.
From engaging events, modern amenities to refreshing open space, we’re leading a new way for healthy innovation
From engaging events, modern amenities to refreshing open space, we’re leading a new way for healthy innovation
The nearby schools and universities are filled with eager and experienced individuals ready to grow.
The new high tech park regularly hosts exciting events and workshops that allow employees to network, learn and have fun. From tech conferences to company outings, there is never a dull moment.
The new high tech park offers a state-of-the-art working environment with the latest technologies and amenities to enhance productivity and creativity. It’s the perfect place to work for tech-savvy individuals.
With its open-plan layout and easy accessibility, the new high tech park is designed to foster collaboration and innovation. Whether working independently or as part of a team, employees have the flexibility they need to get their best work done.
The new high tech park is equipped with the latest in cutting-edge technology, from virtual and augmented reality systems to high-speed internet and advanced cybersecurity measures. It’s the perfect place for tech enthusiasts to work and stay ahead of the curve.
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