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Israeli cyber sector soars as exits hit $72.6b. in 2025
Capital raising also hit an all‑time high, climbing to $8.27 billion, surpassing previous record of $7.5 billion in 2021
AI-cybersecurity firm becomes Israel's latest unicorn after $360 million funding round
Defense Ministry orders boost Israeli startups
Israeli unicorn Wix launches world-first AI website builder, cutting weeks of work into minutes
Chinese startup begins sales of 2027 $210 thousand space tourism flights
Passengers will experience at least 5 minutes of weightlessness during a 12-minute flight reaching up to 150 kilometers in altitude.
What is going on with Israeli innovation this week, and how is it impacted by the war?
The Inside Israeli Innovation Podcast with guest hosts Ellie Esquenazi and Corey Tusak: Season 2, Episode 33.
Better Juice commemorates Tal Chaimi with Next October
Next October, an initiative by Yizhar Shai to honor his son Yaron Shai, connecting fallen civilians and soldiers on October 7 to Startup Nation.
A year of war: How has the Start-Up Nation's hi-tech sector been impacted? - experts
The Israel-Hamas War has led to fundraising declines and workforce disruptions in Israel's hi-tech sector, with varying impacts across industries.
The legal complications with AI also came to LinkedIn
Cyber startup Element Security is unveiled with a $5 million investment
Autonomous attack engine developed by cyber startup Element Security exposes and fixes security vulnerabilities in digital assets instantly.
'Revolutionary’: Defense Ministry start-ups grab investments of NIS 500m.- exclusive
Senior defense official to ‘Post’: Ukraine, Asia conflicts keep Israeli sales high despite Gaza war.
Fully charged in 45 minutes: Electric plane for 90 passengers with 800 km range
Dutch startup Elysian is revolutionizing air travel with an electric plane design, featuring in-wing batteries and innovative elements, aiming for commercial flights within a decade.
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Why Wiz walked away from Google's $23 billion deal
Your taxes: In this case, Google had a cash pile of more than $110b. and presumably wanted Wiz and its cloud security technology to help stay ahead. But Wiz has other options, such as an IPO.
