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Israeli AI startup Buildots completes $130m. funding round
Israeli company Buildots combines AI and computer vision at construction sites, targeting an international market on track to reach a value of about $1.4 trillion.
The Israeli high-tech company that assisted in locating hostages raised $31 million
In first place in the world: Eisenkot’s son beat Google and OpenAI
Tech Talk: Do startup competitions matter for founders? New research says yes, if done correctly
Japanese insurance giant Sompo partners with Israeli startup Momentick
Sompo, one of Japan’s top insurance firms, collaborates with Momentick to monitor and measure greenhouse gas emissions via satellite imagery.
Israeli cyber start-up Mitiga in finals of Sandbox innovation competition
Mitiga develops world's 1st solution for cloud attack detection, reducing response time from 200 days to hours, entering RSA finals for innovation.
Israel records lowest tech quarter in years, due in part to judicial overhaul
In the first quarter of 2023, investments in Israeli hi-tech stood at $1.7 billion, marking the lowest quarterly figure since 2018.
TAU Ventures launches ‘GROW’: a leadership program for managers in startups
New program by Tel Aviv University Ventures will give managers tools to handle hyper-growing start-up companies to avoid falling behind.
5 Promising Israel IT Startup Business Ideas To Pursue This Year
Israel's tech sector keeps producing unicorns
Unicorn sightings are becoming a frequent occurrence in Israel's hi-tech sector. More than a dozen privately held Israeli start-ups have crossed the $1 billion mark in 2021 alone.
Israeli startup looks to improve IVF for millions of couples
The technology, created by Israeli startup Embryonics, could significantly increase the success rate of fertility treatments in the future.
What Services Do Startups Need When Forming a Business?
Starting and growing a business requires hard work and many sacrifices, and there are several services entrepreneurs need to consider when forming a new business.
11 most promising Israeli companies to solve coronavirus' challenge
“The rapid change has precipitated a technological transformation and created unanticipated opportunities for these companies to solve some of the thorniest challenges imposed by the coronavirus."
Israeli start-up ensures privacy in growing world of facial recognition
Influenced by being unable to share photos on social media during their military service due to the sensitive nature of their work, they founded Tel Aviv-based company D-ID in January 2017.
