Tel Aviv hosts the new IBM headquarters

IBM had already announced last month it had been building a research and development center in the more industrialized Tel Aviv. Most of their employees are expected to be transferred.

This does not mean just a change of headquarters, but also a step ahead in artificial intelligence, data storage, cloud computing, and a new way of working together more efficiently.

These new premises will be the Shachar Building, one of the highest skyscrapers in Israel, in Givatayim, next to Tel Aviv on the East.

This multinational has other offices in this country: Haifa, on the North of Tel Aviv, and the Neguev.