Like so many Israelis, I was full of hubris. Having moved to Israel in 2017, living in the heart of Tel Aviv, I experienced with pride the power of the start-up nation. I would brag to people that Tel Aviv was one of the safest cities in the world. Of course, I knew that more … Continue reading
Author Archives: avram miller
My first two digit birthday
I remember that day. I had just turned ten and was walking down the street close to my home when I realized that my age would be two digits from now on. The result of that insight was asking myself, would it ever be three digits? Thinking about that then made me think about death. … Continue reading
Intel’s dominance of the PC Microprocessor business
I have written about my concept for understanding businesses, which I call Oyster for Opportunity, Strategy, Execution, and Reward. Recently, I have been discussing with someone from a company I advise. I was asked to see if I had any materials from the past, for instance, from my time at Intel, that dealt with strategy. … Continue reading
What now, Israel?
As I recently wrote, Israel fell for the Iranian strategy. Iran wants to be the most significant power in the Middle East. They could not allow Israel and Saudi Arabia to have a partnership not only blessed but actively supported by the USA. Iran declared war on Israel on Oct. 7th. Its weapons are Hamas … Continue reading
The war between Israel and Iran has started, and Israel is loosing
The war between Israel and Iran has started, and Israel is loosing I don’t know this, but I believe that Iran orchestrated the war between Hamas and Israel that started on Oct. 7th. I don’t think that the leaders of Hamas were capable of planning what happened. Someone laid a trap that Israel fell into. … Continue reading
New Gaza-A long term solution
The situation in Gaza is dire. While I think Hamas is an organization of monsters who, after the events of October 7th, have forfeited their rights to be treated as human beings, I do not feel that way about the people of Gaza in general. I take no joy in their suffering. It is … Continue reading
I woke up sad
I woke up sad, missing my home and the country I love, Israel. I woke up longing for those sweet moments I so often experienced, like walking the streets of Tel Aviv and hearing the sounds of children laughing. Will those sounds ever return? I miss the walks we take on Shabbat morning along the … Continue reading
A Dark Place
We are in a dark place. That which made us human turns out to be very fragile. Hatred seems to be a stronger emotion than love, anger more intense than understanding. Those who lead us no longer serve us but only their interest. We are tribal, only comfortable with those who look, speak, and worship … Continue reading
Why I went back to work
This week, I accepted a board position and, more significantly, a very intense advisory role in a Nasdaq-listed company called Renovaro (Renb), which is acquiring a medical AI company called GEDi Cube (subject to shareholders’ approval). I will write more about why this combination is so strategic. For the last ten years, I have been … Continue reading
Here is an update on my quest to create an audio book using a voice clone
As I wrote earlier, many people requested an audio version of my book, The Flight of a Wild Duck. I was surprised to learn that many people prefer audiobooks. Audiobooks are the only segment of the book publishing industry seeing growth. While I wanted to produce an audio version of my book, I did care … Continue reading
Two Thirds Done 