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Israeli cyber unicorn Cyera doubles valuation to $3B with $300M Series D
In April, Cyera raised $300 million in funding, achieving a valuation of $1.4 billion and earning unicorn status; company plans to hire approximately 200 employees by end of 2025, with majority of new roles based in Israel
Meir Orbach, Calcalist
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11.21.24
Nine Israeli startups in Time Magazine's annual best inventions list
Complex and impressive innovations ranging from beekeeping to AI enter the prestigious magazine's list of 200 best innovations of the year
Raphael Kahan
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11.04.24
Despite war-induced economic strain, Israeli tech sees surge in massive fundraising rounds
Ongoing war, economic pressures and budget cuts haven’t slowed Israeli high-tech; recent fundraising shows sector's resilience, with new and smaller investors stepping in as major funds pull back; experts project 2024 investments could reach $10 billion
Tal Shahaf
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11.01.24
Israeli startup tackles dry eyes without a single drop
Dry eyes are common due to prolonged screen time or tasks that require concentration; Blinkaid attempts to solve this problem with glasses that involve AI
Ron Krisi
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09.14.24
Israeli company Quantum Source raises $50 million
The Israeli quantum computing company announced one of the largest funding rounds in Israel’s quantum computing sector; Five years ago, Google demonstrated how a quantum computer could perform in 200 seconds a calculation that would take a powerful conventional computer 10,000 years to complete
Tal Shahaf
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09.10.24
Groundbreaking valve innovation yields major exit for Sheba: 'A solution for millions, replacing open-heart surgery'
Founded by Sheba Medical Center heart surgeons, Innovalve Bio Medical's catheter-based valve replacement system offers a promising alternative to open-heart surgery
Alexandra Lukash
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07.17.24
Go remote: Israeli startup redefining autonomous cars
Ottopia CEO Amit Rosenzweig says true self-driving cars are far off, but new technologies his company developed allow remote drivers sitting in front of a computer to safely navigate them to wherever they need to go
Israel Wullman
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06.17.24
Gaza war compromises high-tech sector, raising capital plummets
Alarming data from the Israeli Innovation Authority shows investments in startups down by more than half, and continuation of the Gaza war will only make it worse
Israel Wullman
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06.04.24
Israeli high-tech proves resilience in face of war
While Israeli cyber companies are cashing out amid a stream of acquisitions, war in Gaza means hundreds of new startups having tough time getting off the ground, now both public and private sectors offer solutions
Tal Giladi
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05.23.24
Israeli researchers design 'smart liquids'
Dr. Ayala Lampel is pioneering the creation of minuscule liquid droplets that possess the remarkable capacity to react to particular environmental stimuli; Her most recent research has successfully showcased the development of an intelligent liquid, specifically designed to function as a highly responsive biosensor
Ynet
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04.07.24
Israeli high-tech raises $3.1 billion since beginning of war
Startup Nation Central report highlights despite facing significant challenges, including 15% of workforce being called up for reserve duty and near total air blockade on Israel, local startups continue to thrive
Sophie Shulman
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03.31.24
1,500 Israeli start-ups to honor 1,500 victims of Hamas massacre
Former Minister of Science and Technology, Izhar Shay, who lost his son Yaron on October 7, initiated the Next October project, which aims to recruit 1,500 companies to commemorate the Oct. 7 victims
Alexandra Lukash, Sharon Kidon, Nir (Shoko) Cohen
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03.19.24
US cyber giant Zscaler acquires Israeli startup Avalor for $350 million
The Israeli startup, which raised $25 million in Series A funding last April, will operate as an independent unit within Zscaler and continue the development of its data solutions to enhance Zscaler's cloud security platform
Meir Orbach
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03.15.24
'Like a baby boom after wars, there will be a change for the better in the hi-tech industry as well'
Conflict stimulates ideas, fostering innovation of technology, and tech advancements are here for the long haul; Dr. Avi Hasson, Founder of the Innovation Authority and presently the CEO of 'Startup Nation Central', is the driving force behind a report that presents an unexpectedly positive outlook on the future of Israel's high-tech sector
Israel Wullman
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03.09.24
Israel is unprepared for a cyber strike like the October 7 massacre
Cyber security company founder says AI increases risks of cyber attacks on unprecedented scale and if one such strike is launched Israel it could leave Israel defenseless even against missiles
Israel Wullman
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03.07.24
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