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"AI technology developed by TipRanks summarizes investment risks for you"
24.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
According to Uri Gruenbaum, Co-Founder and CEO of TipRanks, speaking at Calcalist and Bank Leumi's Mind the Tech London conference, "If you don't want to read 40 pages, TipRanks consolidates all the information from the web for you into three points"
Rapyd CEO: "We moved to profitability this year and AI will triple our EBITDA margins in the next three years"
24.09.24
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Arik Shtilman, co-founder and CEO of Rapyd, added that the company is planning to go public in 2026 and that "we plan to automate 70% of back-office services by 2026. This will significantly improve our profitability, as 70% of our costs are personnel-related."
“Companies with $50 million in revenue per year can trade here and get attention from investors"
24.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Julia Hoggett, CEO of the London Stock Exchange, spoke with Calcalist’s Yarden Rozanski at Calcalist and Bank Leumi’s Mind the Tech London conference. "The thought that guides us is not what we do in the capital market and stock exchanges, but what needs to be done to attract companies and especially new companies and technologies"
What high-tech tax breaks did Justice Minister Levin block at the last minute?
23.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Levin's late intervention scraps key reforms for Israel’s tech sector—here’s what was on the table.
Inside Yaron Singer’s surprising $400M sale to Cisco
22.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Cisco’s acquisition of Robust Intelligence went almost unnoticed, but its impact could redefine AI security.
Playtika acquiring Israeli gaming startup SuperPlay for $700 million
18.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Additional contingent consideration of up to $1.25 billion is subject to SuperPlay achieving certain financial targets over the next three years. Founded in 2019 by former Playtika employees Gilad Almog and Eyal Netzer, along with industry veteran Elad Drory, SuperPlay has two successful titles in Dice Dreams and Domino Dreams, and has two more games currently in development.
Larry Ellison-backed Israeli startup Imagene and Oracle unveil AI model for cancer detection
10.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
The startup has launched the CanvOI model, powered by Oracle Cloud, to advance cancer treatment.
Eyal Waldman joins Cato Networks' Board as cyber unicorn prepares for 2025 IPO
10.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Cybersecurity firm taps Mellanox founder ahead of a potential $3 billion Wall Street debut.
Mobileye drops lidar development, axes 100 jobs to save $60M
09.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Cost-saving measures and evolving technologies force the autonomous leader to rethink sensor strategies.
Inside Tower Semiconductor’s strategic shift: why India is now key to its growth
06.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
With U.S. and Chinese markets in flux, is India the next big semiconductor hub?
Salesforce acquires Israeli data company Own for $1.9 billion in cash
06.09.24
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The company, previously known as OwnBackup, develops data protection and data management solutions. It was valued at $3.35 billion when it raised a $240 million Series E in 2021.
Mobileye’s China gamble backfires: How chaos in the world’s largest car market cut its value by two-thirds
01.09.24
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Sophie Shulman
Dependence on China has turned into a nightmare for the autonomous vehicle leader.
Former Israeli Air Force commander launches defense tech fund
22.08.24
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Amikam Norkin, in collaboration with the Key1 fund, is establishing a new venture capital fund, Ace Capital Partners, focused on military startups, with Harel Insurance serving as an anchor investor. The fund has already met with dozens of startups and has begun the investment process.
Palo Alto's platformization strategy pays off: revenues soar to $8 billion
20.08.24
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Sophie Shulman
Next-gen systems developed in Israel drive significant growth and position the company for further success.
Palo Alto's 'lampshade ladies' spark outcry at cyber conference
15.08.24
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CEO vows to learn from incident and take responsibility amid backlash over misogynistic marketing gimmick.
The biggest global VCs are secretly battling over Israeli defense-tech startups
15.08.24
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The vision is becoming reality: reservists returning from the battlefield are establishing defense tech startups, and unlike in the past, the VC industry is rising to the occasion. Global venture capital leaders have arrived in Israel, closing a series of under-the-radar investment rounds. The hot name: Kela, which just completed a Seed round with Sequoia and has already secured a commitment for another round of funding from Lux.
NICE appoints former SAP exec Scott Russell as new CEO
15.08.24
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NICE also reported a 14% increase in second-quarter revenues, reaching $664.4 million. The company's quarterly operating profit increased by 22% to $128.8 million, and net profit surged by 33% to $115.8 million.
Healthtech startup DayTwo shuts down
13.08.24
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Sophie Shulman
Once one of the most promising medical startups in Israel, DayTwo raised $85 million in total, but failed to navigate market challenges.
The highs and lows of Amnon Shashua's tech empire
11.08.24
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Why the tech visionary behind Mobileye is facing his toughest business challenges yet.
JFrog loses a third of market cap after 2024 guidance cut
08.08.24
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The software company's weak forecast stands in contrast to many software companies of its size, including other Israeli firms, which have actually raised their annual forecasts.
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