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Microsoft for Startups

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Israel’s Hexa partners with Microsoft to leverage Snap’s tech for 3D retail shopping

18.01.22|James Spiro
Hexa has an entire infrastructure that can support data needed to create and distribute 3D models, 360-degree experiences, and AR at scale
פרוייקט מגדלי מידטאון תל אביב

Microsoft is on the move, will relocate development center to new WeWork offices in Tel Aviv

15.07.20|Meir Orbach
1,500 employees are set to take over four stories in the central Tel Aviv Midtown building by the end of the year
ג’ף מא מנכ"ל עולמי של מאיץ הסטארטאפים של מיקרוסופט

Playing blackjack is like building a startup, says Microsoft for Startups GM Jeff Ma

23.06.20|Viki Auslender
Ma, who has four startups under his belt, joined Microsoft in May to help it stay in the innovation game
רז בכר מיקרוסופט ישראל במרכז התמונה

Microsoft Hires AWS Exec to Head its Israeli Startup Accelerator Program

23.06.19|Hagar Ravet
For the past four years, Raz Bachar was head of startup business development in the EMEA region for Amazon Web Services
צחי וייספלד מנכ"ל Microsoft for Startups

Former Head of Microsoft's Startup Outreach Program is Now a Free Agent

16.05.18|Orr Hirschauge
Officially named Microsoft for Startups, Microsoft's startup outreach program operates accelerators in eight locations worldwide and manages the company’s cloud and software offerings for startups
מוסף שבועי 13.7.17 צחי וייספלד מיקרוסופט

Startup Accelerators Have a Terrible Business Model, Says Microsoft’s Former Startup Outreach Program Chief

25.02.18|Tofi Stoler
Israeli-born Zack Weisfeld, the creator Microsoft’s startup accelerators program, believes that corporates should partner with startups as an investment in the future