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“Israel has yet to prove that it can build defense-tech startups into a sustainable industry”

09.02.26|Zachy Hennessey, Elihay Vidal

Angular Ventures founding partner Gil Dibner joined CTech for its 2026 VC Survey.

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Memphis.dev secures $5.5 million in Seed to accelerate development of real-time applications

28.06.23|James Spiro

Its core product is a message broker focused on the storage layer that hopes to take on the dominance of the combination of Kafka and Flink

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Gil Dibner, founder and general partner at Angular Ventures talks to Michael Matias a and shares advice on how best to manage relationships with entrepreneurs

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New Venture Capital Fund by Gil Dibner Aims to Raise $25 Million

13.05.18|Tofi Stoler

London-based Angular Ventures intends to invest in Israel and Europe-based early-stage companies that focus on the US market, according to a report