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Renana Ashkenazi

5 stories about Renana Ashkenazi
Renana Ashkenazi, managing partner at Grove Ventures.

“Everyone is obsessed with the AI Brain, but there’s a massive undervalued opportunity in the AI Body”

08.01.26|Zachy Hennessey, Elihay Vidal
Grove Ventures managing partner Renana Ashkenazi joined CTech for its 2026 VC Survey. 
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"Now is the time to focus on your customers, efficiency and durability. Keep a close eye on the market"

14.06.23|Elihay Vidal
Renana Ashkenazi, General Partner at Grove Ventures, spoke with CTech as part of the project “Where do we go from here?”, which aims to examine how the Israeli VC industry is dealing with the crisis in the sector
Renana Ashkenazi General Partner at Grove Ventures

From chip shortages to global chess: Geopolitical struggles are reshaping the semiconductor industry

15.05.23|Renana Ashkenazi
Given the ubiquity of digital devices in our everyday lives, the need for semiconductors hasn’t shown any signs of stopping, but challenges such as US-China tensions are complicating matters, writes Renana Ashkenazi, General Partner at Grove Ventures
Renana Ashkenazi General Partner at Grove Ventures

"More needs to be done regarding female founders"

25.01.23|Noa Gadot
Renana Ashkenazi, General Partner at Grove Ventures, considers herself a semiconductor girl who found her way into the venture capital industry by mistake. This is her story of success
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What’s between a vaccine, the most common smartphone processor, and autonomous vehicles

02.03.22|Renana Ashkenazi
“When you pitch your idea, every investor you meet will either ask you or themselves “Why now?” and the answer will typically not be because this is the first time in history someone came up with this phenomenal idea. It will be because social, technological, and regulatory circumstances have only now materialized to enable it,” writes Renana Ashkenazi of Grove Ventures