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Israeli high-tech funding rounds hit five-year low despite $9.7B raised in 2024
23.12.24
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Sophie Shulman
Cybersecurity dominates investments, accounting for 42% of total funding, while new startups struggle to emerge.
Israel’s AI hopes high, but investment and talent shortages persist
21.05.24
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Sophie Shulman
In 2023, half of the investments in startups, both in terms of capital and the number of rounds, were in AI companies, with investments in generative AI startups jumping by 85% between 2020 and 2023. However, this seemingly positive trend is overshadowed when compared globally. Between 2020 and 2023, the volume of investments in AI in the U.S. increased tenfold, and in Europe, it quadrupled
Only 12% of entrepreneurs who secured initial funding in Israeli tech in 2023 were female
25.02.24
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CTech
A mere 17% of the startups that raised their first funding last year had at least one female founder, notably lower than the figure in the U.S. and Europe (26.2% and 25.5% respectively), according to a new report by RISE Israel
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