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כנס ניו יורק 2026 - נבחרת חברות הצמיחה המבטיחות של קרן קומרה בשיט על ההדסון וידאו

How Qumra's annual startup list became a springboard for raising $70 million

13.05.26|Elihay Vidal

Itamar Friedman, CEO of Qodo, told Calcalist's New York 2026 conference how being included in the list of “Tomorrow’s Growth Companies” led to a tenfold increase in revenue, a doubling of the workforce, and clients like Box and Red Hat, and finally a Series B led by the fund itself. Qumra revealed the 2026 list in New York: 11 companies that proved themselves even in the shadow of war

מימין סתיו לי נוימרק מאור לברן מיכל צור רועי קתמור קומרה ניו יורק 2026

The Israeli startups to watch out for in 2026

13.05.26|Meir Orbach

Eleven companies spanning AI, cybersecurity, fintech and health tech are shaping Israel’s next wave of growth-stage innovation.

Hila Karah Pitango Health

“The long-term opportunities in AI are immense for health-tech companies”

16.01.25|James Spiro, Elihay Vidal

Hila Karah, Managing Partner at Pitango HealthTech, joined CTech to share insights in the high-tech ecosystem.

Shoni Health Ventures outlines the landscape of opportunities and challenges in 2025

06.01.25|James Spiro, Elihay Vidal

CEO and Managing Partner Eran Lerer joined CTech to share insights on the year ahead and how HealthTech will be impacted.

Arnon Horev Orr Inbar

QuantHealth secures $2 million in funding from Accenture and other investors to deliver AI-powered clinical trial simulations

This announcement extends the Israeli startup’s recent $15 million Series A and comes on the back of the launch of its latest product, Katina, which provides clinical researchers with an AI-guided workflow that simulates hundreds of thousands of potential trial protocol combinations of patient groups, treatment parameters and different endpoints, to maximize the trial success probability

Arnon Horev Orr Inbar

QuantHealth announces $15 million Series A to use AI to enhance success of clinical trials

The Israeli startup’s AI platform predicts efficacy and safety of clinical trials to try and optimize trial design, and identify key response population