24/7
Buzz
Startups
VC
AI
Innovation
Opinions
Events
Promising Startups 2022
BiblioTech
Boarding Pass
Startup: Confidential
Appointments
CTalk
Tech Gateways
2022 VC Survey
@Finance
Ctech Testimonials
DataTech
Projects
About
Newsletter
Contact us
RSS
Facebook
Twitter
ACCESSIBILITY
by
Homepage
Startup
Tags search
HOME
24/7
buzz
STARTUPS
VC
AI
Innovation
OPINIONS
EVENTS
ABOUT
Terms Of Use
Privacy Policy
NEWSLETTER
SEARCH
CONTACT US
ACCESSIBILITY
24/7
Headlines
16:20
Mastercard unveils generative AI shopping tool built on Dynamic Yield’s personalization capabilities
13:09
Mapping mental health innovation in Israel
12:53
Houthi rebels pose global threat to shipping in Arabian sea
12:45
Oversee CEO: “There's the day Job, and there's the work for the country”
More stories
Buzz
Most popular
Daily
Weekly
1
The untold story behind the collapse of proptech unicorn Veev
2
After raising $600 million, proptech startup Veev is on the verge of closure
3
“Israeli women are under brutal attack and there is complete silence”
4
Tuition of terror: Qatari money flowed into U.S. universities - and now it's fueling violence
5
Xiaomi 13T: almost premium in performance, at a more affordable price
More news
Startup
20 stories about Startup
Israeli cyber startups to watch: Unveiling five top innovators
22.06.23
|
Meir Orbach
DevOcean, Gem, Oligo Security, OneLayer, and Zenity were highlighted by prominent investors as five of Israel’s most promising cybersecurity startups
Tel Aviv again drops in global startup ranking
07.06.23
|
James Spiro
Israel as a whole has maintained its third place, but local cities have overall seen a drop, according to StartupBlink
“Humans and machines have found a common language to interact with”
19.04.23
|
Ariela Karmel
Kubiya.ai CEO Amit Eyal Govrin discusses his “ChatGPT for DevOps” and the future of operations
Capitola secures $15.6 million Series A for marketplace for commercial insurance
17.04.23
|
Ariela Karmel
Led by Munich Re Ventures, this round will be used to grow Capitola’s platform with an emphasis on its market intelligence capabilities
International outsourcing giant Webhelp launches Israeli startup program
13.04.23
|
Ariela Karmel
Webhelp's The Nest program is designed to support startups and scale-ups around the globe
Israeli startup Constru blames judicial overhaul for insolvency
10.04.23
|
Lital Dobrovitsky
Tel Aviv court ordered the freezing of the construction startup, which claims investors walked due to domestic political turmoil, resulting in a debt of $4.5 million
World’s largest brewery launching startup program in Tel Aviv
03.04.23
|
Ariela Karmel
Six startups will be selected for a joint R&D and/or pilot activity with AB InBev, in collaboration with Tel Aviv University’s VC, TAU Ventures, and the Israel Innovation Authority
Israeli startup funding hits lowest mark in five years
02.04.23
|
Meir Orbach
Two reports conducted by the Start-Up Nation Policy Institute, and by IVC Data and Insights with LeumiTech show worrying trends for Israel’s tech sector. Only $1.7 billion were invested during the first quarter of 2023 in Israeli tech companies compared to $6.7 billion in the first quarter of 2022
Tel Aviv has the fifth most unicorn companies in the world
29.03.23
|
Ariela Karmel
Tel Aviv-based startups raised $6.9 billion in 2022, almost 2 times more than in 2020, according to a new international report
Flymingo receives funding from Amazon to identify supply chain mistakes
16.03.23
|
James Spiro
The size of the investment from Amazon’s Industrial Innovation Fund was not revealed, but is estimated to be several million dollars
"The problem is not the existence of a Startup Nation, but the way it is run"
11.12.22
|
Shahar Ilan
Prof. Sibylle Heilbrunn, an expert in organizational sociology, points out Israeli tech’s failures and recommends considering raising taxation on capital
Biotech food colorant startup Phytolon closes $14.5 million Series A
06.07.22
|
CTech
The Israeli startup has developed fermentation-based food-coloring alternatives that are healthier and sustainable
Techstars Tel Aviv unveils first class of 2022
29.03.22
|
CTech
The local branch of the international mentorship network has announced the names of the 12 startups that will take part in its upcoming program
Shifting to Subscription: Xyte aims to become Shopify for hardware manufacturers
10.03.22
|
Yonatan Sredni
When the pandemic put a freeze on their meeting room space management business, this startup's co-founders pivoted to create a breakthrough Hardware-as-a-Service platform
Staircase.ai appoints Sivan Michaeli-Roimi as VP of Marketing
21.02.22
|
CTech
Michaeli-Roimi will help Staircase.ai focus on its global marketing and strategic efforts in 2022
Yossi Vardi: “You cannot expect to succeed if you cannot take a punch”
19.12.21
|
Diana Bahur-Nir
One of the forefathers of Israel’s tech ecosystem explains why luck is so important to entrepreneurs and why he likes to bring up his own glorious failures
“Panic for growth leads companies to non-strategic acquisitions”
12.12.21
|
Maayan Manela
So said Hila Himi-Alpert, CEO of Discount Capital Markets, during Calcalist and Discount Tech’s Unicorn Forum, noting that several Israeli technology companies acquire startups out of a need to prove rapid growth but don’t pause to think about the long-term effects. “When the markets decline, those companies will suddenly find it hard to justify their valuation”
“Microsoft to roll out new program that will accompany startups at every stage”
12.12.21
|
Almog Azar
Said Ronit Atad, the Country General Manager of Microsoft Israel during Calcalist and Discount Tech’s Unicorn Forum, lauding the importance of trust between consumer and company. “Microsoft will maintain a connection to the cloud through powerful engines. Data is your most important product, we won’t use or compete with it”
Unlocking mental health therapy with AI
11.12.21
|
Daniel Farber-Ball
Eleos Health is bringing machine learning into the therapy room with the hope it will “help drive both clinical and administrative efficiency,” said CTO Alon Rabinovich
The link between business planning and preparing for battle
02.12.21
|
Shaul Olmert
When drawing a business plan, like on the battlefield, “things will happen unexpectedly,” writes Piggy CEO Shaul Olmert. However, “even if our business plan and forecasts are baseless, it is better to start with some foundation and adapt on the go.”
More Articles
Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of
website accessibility