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Hyro secures $45 million to scale AI automation in US healthcare

21.10.25|Sophie Shulman

The startup aims to ease staffing pressures and improve patient access by deploying AI agents across hospitals and health systems nationwide.

New Iran battle reopens wounds for a high-tech generation still reeling from October 7

25.06.25|James Spiro

Soldiers still recovering from Israel’s previous conflict are now thrust back into a warzone - all while expected to resume their high-tech responsibilities away from the battleground.

Hyro secures $15M Series B extension to tackle healthcare’s AI needs

Over the past year, the company has doubled its annual recurring revenue and expanded its client base and partnerships with platforms like Salesforce and Cisco.

Hyro raises $20 million for plug-and-play conversational AI platform

31.05.23|Meir Orbach

The Israeli startup is developing a no-code platform for AI-powered call center, web, and mobile solutions

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“In the future, human agents will be focused on complex tasks and the virtual assistants will take the repetitive tasks.”

Most people try to avoid talking to virtual agents and chatbots today, says Hyro Co-founder and CEO Israel Krush, and most of them aren’t great.

Paz Yanover, Cathy Jones, Daniel Ben Tov

Startup Hyro announces appointment of three new VPs

Daniel Ben Tov has joined as VP of Research and Development, Paz Yanover as VP of Product Management, and Cathy Jones as VP of Sales

Deloitte Launchpad announces second cohort with 7 new startups

20.10.21|James Spiro

The companies will receive guidance from teams in the U.S and Israel to address three major challenges