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Full list of Israeli startup M&As in 2026
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Nvidia backs Israeli AI unicorn Decart in $300 million funding round at $4 billion valuation
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After AI21 layoffs, Nebius emerges as home for remaining engineers
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20 stories about Israel Innovation Authority
"Horizon is our academic oxygen. It is a matter of life and death for Israeli academia"
26.05.25
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Shahar Ilan
Researchers warn that losing EU support may lead to a crisis at Israel's world-class institutions.
Moonshots and bottlenecks: Inside Israel’s new AI strategy
18.05.25
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Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman
With a $15B private sector boom, the state races to catch up.
Nebius to build Israel’s AI supercomputer
14.05.25
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Meir Orbach
Half a billion shekels will fund one of the world’s most advanced AI research infrastructures.
"A significant portion of Google’s global AI research happens in Israel"
13.05.25
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Tomer Hadar
Barak Regev, Managing Director and Site Lead of Google Israel, made the remarks at Google and Calcalist’s Startup Week event. “Our goal is to make AI accessible to everyone—not just developers or researchers, but to every person,” he added. Dror Bin, CEO of the Innovation Authority: “We’re surprised that 2024 turned out to be a strong year for Israeli high-tech."
Israel's climate-tech crossroads
05.05.25
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Shani Ashkenazi
A new report by the Israel Innovation Authority points to a troubling decline in climate-tech investment. In the domain of clean energy, not a single startup was founded in Israel in 2024.
Innovation Authority selects two new Deep Tech incubators to focus on energy, infrastructure, and medical tech
09.04.25
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James Spiro
Square One Labs Build and Edge Medical Ventures will each secure NIS 40 million over five years aimed at creating dozens of startups in energy, infrastructure, and medical technology.
Over 8,000 tech professionals have left Israel since the war began
07.04.25
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Meir Orbach
Innovation Authority report reveals surge in relocations as industry faces first decline in a decade.
High-tech gender gap persists despite surge in female students
04.03.25
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Meir Orbach
More women are studying high-tech subjects, but representation in the workforce and leadership remains stagnant.
Survey finds 50% of high-tech startups in Israel may exhaust funds in six months
19.01.25
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Meir Orbach
As a result of financial constraints, around 20% of companies reported in the Israel Innovation Authority's survey that they relocated activities or staff abroad, and approximately 40% reported deliberately reducing their cash burn rates.
Israel to invest over $30M in groundbreaking lab for bio-devices and biochips development
25.12.24
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Shani Ashkenazi
The state-of-the-art facility, backed by the Innovation Authority, will drive advancements in medicine, agriculture, energy, and environmental solutions, positioning Israel as a global leader in bio-device technology.
Israel launches its first domestically built quantum computer
16.12.24
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CTech
Nation joins global race for quantum supremacy with a 20-qubit system.
Israel launches new programs to address AI talent shortage
15.12.24
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CTech
Initiatives aim to bring 200 global AI experts to Israeli startups within three years to sustain tech innovation.
Prime Minister’s Office pushes for AI control amid concerns from National Security Council
30.10.24
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Meir Orbach
A proposal for a new AI directorate faces scrutiny, as some officials warn it could add unnecessary layers and weaken existing efforts.
Despite the war, Israel holds third place in global tech investments, but growth slows
23.09.24
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Meir Orbach
Cyber leads the charge, but stagnating employment and reliance on mature companies raise long-term concerns.
Israel turns to tax breaks to lure back foreign high-tech investors
08.09.24
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Adrian Filut
As investments drop, the government plans to roll out new tax incentives to reinvigorate foreign interest.
Israel Innovation Authority announces NIS 35 million investment for high-tech in the Negev and Galilee
28.08.24
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James Spiro
The funds will address challenges stemming from the ongoing war to hire and support local talent in the north and south of the country.
High-tech's growing influence: 36% of Israel’s income tax comes from tech workers
13.08.24
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Meir Orbach
Over a period of six years, nearly 100 billion shekels were collected from the income tax payments of high-tech employees.
Israel launches multi-million initiative to attract top global AI talent
11.08.24
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CTech
The 10 million shekel program will support recruitment of highly skilled AI researchers with advanced degrees and experience in the high-tech industry to bolster Israeli high-tech companies.
Israel's $155M fund to support 18 institutions in VC investments
31.07.24
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Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman
The program, Yozma 2.0, aims to close the gap in investments in Israeli startups, especially early-stage ones, which was created following the global slowdown and due to Israel's complex geopolitical situation.
“People are very suspicious of Israel. But we have to show the world that our drones are still ahead of the curve.”
08.07.24
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James Spiro
As the private sector expands civilian use of drones, history shows Israel’s past prominence in their development but scrutiny in their present. “No doubt that we were the pioneers” in the military drone industry, noted former Israeli Air Force Commander Eitan Ben Eliyahu
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