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Full list of Israeli high-tech funding rounds in 2026
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IBM invests in Israeli startup Anima to bring “vibe coding” into the enterprise
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“Israeli startups are extremely tethered to the US market, and we don’t see a way to build a big company from Israel without relying on the US market”
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“A reckoning is coming. We are currently sitting in a public market bubble that inevitably spills into the private markets”
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Israeli startup raises $6.2 million to turn social media video into intelligence
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Cyera employees to sell tens of millions in shares at $9 billion valuation
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Israeli defense firms target Asia as Singapore Airshow opens amid regional arms race
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Remitly cuts 110 jobs in Israel and closes R&D hub three years after $80 million Rewire acquisition
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Ilya Sutskever’s Safe Superintelligence engineer walks away to fix what AI breaks
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Permira acquiring control of BioCatch at $1.3 billion valuation
02.05.24
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The Israeli startup, which developed a system for fraud detection and financial crime prevention powered by behavioral biometric intelligence, finished 2023 with 49% ARR growth, whilst also surpassing the $100 million ARR milestone and attaining EBITDA profitability
Cyber startup Oasis secures $35 million Series A extension, doubles valuation
01.05.24
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The Israeli startup’s solution aims to tackle the exponential growth of Non-Human Identities which malicious attackers are exploiting with increased efficacy
Uncertainty looms over future of Zisapel tech empire
28.04.24
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Brothers Yehuda and Zohar Zisapel laid the first brick in Israel’s high-tech ecosystem, with their RAD group serving as the most fertile incubator from which the startup nation grew. But since they passed away within a year of each other, many in the industry wonder who will bring back the spirit of entrepreneurship to the group
Bill Ackman: "Israel needs support more than ever and I can help"
22.04.24
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The Jewish billionaire and founder of the Pershing Square hedge fund has been embattled in the fight against antisemitism and the defense of Israel on social media and universities, and has no regrets.
Cyber unicorn Claroty preparing to go public at $3.5 billion valuation
09.04.24
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The cyber-physical systems protection company secured $100 million in growth financing last month at a valuation of $2.5 billion and is currently meeting with underwriters ahead of a possible IPO in 2025
Tiger Global falls well short of target with new $2.2B fund post global and Israeli investment cutback
02.04.24
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Tiger Global was the most active investor in the U.S. and Israel in 2021, but never came close to reaching the $6 billion it hoped to raise for its new fund, suggesting a low appetite among institutional investors for VC investments, compounded by negative experiences with Tiger Global in recent years
Israeli tech sector holds strong, raises billions during war despite uncertainty
02.04.24
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Startup Nation Central's report unveils a mixed bag: while investment in Israeli high-tech remains steady at $3.1 billion amid conflict and judicial reform, concerns loom with workforce strain and small exits signaling potential stagnation in the industry's growth.
Israeli high-tech since the start of the war: $3.1 billion raised and $3.7 billion in M&As
31.03.24
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Despite the unprecedented challenges of having about 15% of their workforce drafted into the IDF reserves and the near-complete air blockade on Israel, local startups continue to thrive, according to a report by Startup Nation Central
Israeli high-tech shows signs of recovery with $1.6 billion raised in 105 rounds in Q1 of 2024
28.03.24
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The volume of fundraising increased by 10% compared to the fourth quarter of 2023, with the number of rounds registering a 34% jump
Legendary Israeli investor strikes gold again with Astera Labs
27.03.24
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Chip company Astera Labs, in which Israeli entrepreneur Avigdor Willenz is a founding investor, has surged since its IPO last week. This exit joins Willenz's string of successes in the world of chips, which began with the sale of Galileo to American company Marvell for $2.7 billion in 2000 and continued with the sale of Annapurna to Amazon for $360 million in 2015 and the sale of Habana Labs to Intel for $2 billion in 2019.
128,000 square meters, a hair salon and a basketball court: Mobileye opens new Jerusalem headquarters
27.03.24
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2,700 Mobileye employees in Jerusalem are moving to the company's new campus, which in addition to the usual high-tech perks such as a gym, will also include a convenience store, running track, service points for leasing vehicles, and nursing rooms
Bill Ackman: “The TASE is a royalty on the growth of Startup Nation available at a bargain price”
27.03.24
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The hedge fund legend noted that he invested in the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange earlier this year because he thought “it was a good investment with the added benefit of supporting Israel at a challenging time for the country”
How Apple and US-China tensions ultimately led to the closure of a division at Orbotech
20.03.24
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Five years after its acquisition by U.S. company KLA, the flat panel display division at Orbotech is set to be closed, with the initial number of 100 layoffs expected to double by the end of the year
Volkswagen to integrate Mobileye systems in new Audi, Bentley, Lamborghini and Porsche models
20.03.24
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Mobileye will provide technologies for partially and highly automated driving based on its SuperVision and Chauffeur platforms
Israeli VC fundraising hits 10-year low after 73% plunge in 2023
20.03.24
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Despite the fundraising slowdown and reduced investments in new companies, Israeli funds still sit on a substantial $10 billion, with $2.38 billion earmarked for new investments and $7.7 billion reserved for existing portfolio companies
Orbotech laying off over 100 employees after closing flat panel display division
19.03.24
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The Israeli company is a subsidiary of KLA Corporation after being acquired for $3.4 billion five years ago
Mobileye still searching for light at the end of the tunnel despite layoffs
19.03.24
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The autonomous vehicle company laid off 130 people after closing its aftermarket division
Why are Israeli tech stocks lagging behind Nasdaq?
18.03.24
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An index built by venture capital fund Viola Group, which includes Israeli high-tech companies issued in the US in the last decade, reveals that despite impressive growth rates and stringent expense management, Israeli public companies are undervalued in the market, presenting a distinctive opportunity
Tech firms dash for cash before Wall Street party ends
17.03.24
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The Nasdaq index has already produced a return of 8.2% since the beginning of 2024 and some companies are rushing to cash in with secondary IPOs
Why Israeli tech needs to look beyond fundraising as the sole measure of success
14.03.24
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Israeli tech veteran Ronen Nir explains why it's time to stop measuring the state of the tech industry by the amount of capital raised and to start looking at the number of employees and revenues instead
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