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Cyber startup Mave steps out of the shadows with $34 million fundraising
The company has developed an AI platform that analyzes security incidents in real time, and is already signing massive deals with Fortune 50 companies while planning to double its workforce.
Ex-unit 8200 alumni sell Elementary Data for Some $45 million
Cyber and AI at the top: These are Israel's leading startups
Israeli AI startup Buildots completes $130m. funding round
Tech Talk: 8200 intelligence unit start-up program
The 8200 Social Program is supported by six leading partners: ICL, Naschitz-Brandes-Amir, Amdocs, KPMG, Bank Hapoalim and Nefesh B’Nefesh.
‘Startups as far as the eye can see, all the way to the sea’
Ahead of Under 30 Summit EMEA, Forbes editor Randall Lane lauds Israeli entrepreneurship.
Laundermat app shares more than just dirty laundry
Tel Aviv-based delivery app kVisi is trying to take the start up to the next stage.
Destination:Unknown, TEDx most recent event will be held in Tel Aviv
One of the largest TED events in Israel, TEDxWhiteCity, will be held this upcoming Wednesday at the Israeli-Opera Performing Arts Center in Tel Aviv.
Israeli missile alert technology saves lives in Chile
The Israeli company, eVigilo, specializes in mass-notifications and has been using its innovative technology to save countless lives.
Israeli start-up develops the future of beer
Israeli-developed smart glass taps into beer drinker's data.
State Department partners with NGO to promote Ethiopian-Israeli startups
Besides working with Ethiopian-Israelis MEPI has also partnered with Hardei groups, Arab-Israelis, and others.
Israeli-Chinese hardware incubator launches in Tel Aviv
“The Chinese interest in the Israeli startup scene is undeniable yet it is not easy for Israeli companies to break into the Chinese market..." Hila Rosenfeld said.
Tech Talk: Making this world a better place
Last year, eight startups were picked to join the accelerator program out of 224 startups that applied.
Israeli entrepreneurs fail their way to success
As part of a recently launched forum series in Tel Aviv called Fu**Up Nights, leading entrepreneurs literally take the stage to publicly air their business blunders.