It was from 1995 to 1998 (that's 20 years ago now) before he was at University and is the first item in his work experience. And the length of the position is about the same as military service. I do not know his current age.
It was from 1995 to 1998 (that's 20 years ago now) before he was at University and is the first item in his work experience. And the length of the position is about the same as military service. I do not know his current age.
I stopped using them because I could stop supporting IE but they had a real product back then.
Teddy Sagi is bad for other (gambling related) reasons - but he is just an investor...
Also calling every one who ever served in 8200 an Israeli spy is ridiculous. Military service is mandatory in Israel. Lots of kids serve in 8200 because they get assigned there for their affinity for math and computers. Most of them do menial Ops tasks, I interview them occasionally for junior positions.
Here are some Israel startups founded by "spies": ICQ, CheckPoint, Wix ...
[1] https://en.globes.co.il/en/article-sagi-bows-out-of-playtech...
To answer your other question - Sagi is 48, and one of Israel's most successful technology investors.