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"Within six months, Israel's high-tech sector could shrink by 25% to 30%"

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Jonathan Or and Nadav Aharon

AutoPipe says agentic AI platform is “reducing work that takes architects weeks to one day”

Veterans of the IDF's Unit 8200 are building an agentic AI platform to automate the slow and manual process of cloud architecture design.

אירוע טק עצמאות 2026 - פרופסור נתנאל לינדר וידאו

"One of the biggest challenges in quantum computers is the issue of noise"

05.05.26|Amy Shapiro

Netanel Lindner, Co-Founder and CTO of Qedma and a Technion professor, speaks to CTech at Calcalist's Top 50 Most Promising Startups event in Tel Aviv.

Shachar Eini Nachmani Air Doctor

Air Doctor: “Perks or bonuses don’t solve burnout where employees are balancing ongoing security concerns”

04.05.26|Amy Shapiro

Shachar Eini Nachmani, Director of Human Resources at Air Doctor, discusses how the company maintains operational continuity under fire, while redefining roles in the age of automation, as part of CTech’s HR: The Next Leap series.

אירוע טק עצמאות 2026 - זוהר עיני וידאו

"Developers are really stuck": Why Port.io is replacing manual DevOps with AI agents

04.05.26|Amy Shapiro

Zohar Einy, CEO of Port.io, speaks to CTech at Calcalist's Top 50 Most Promising Startups event in Tel Aviv.

אירוע טק עצמאות 2026 - גיל טובלי וידאו

"A Robin Hood movement to help the smaller developers": How Appcharge is fighting app store monopolies

03.05.26|Amy Shapiro

Gil Tov-Ly, CMO of Appcharge, speaks to CTech at Calcalist's Top 50 Most Promising Startups event in Tel Aviv.

אירוע טק עצמאות 2026 - שי לוי וידאו

Unframe CEO: "I foresaw that enterprises were going to struggle to adopt AI"

30.04.26|Amy Shapiro

Shay Levi, Co-Founder and CEO of Unframe, speaks to CTech at Calcalist's Top 50 Most Promising Startups event in Tel Aviv.

אירוע טק עצמאות 2026 - מיכל לופו וידאו

“AI software is becoming active and it drives work forward”

29.04.26|Amy Shapiro

Michal Lupu, Co-Founder and CEO of Blocks, speaks to CTech at Calcalist's Top 50 Most Promising Startups event in Tel Aviv.

Gil Aginsky, Prof Emeritus Yehuda Agnon and Prof Guy Ramon Thermagix

Israeli startup Thermagix claims “the only economical solution for harvesting low-grade heat”

With two Technion scientists on the founding team alongside a retired Navy Admiral, the startup is building a patented platform to capture low-grade heat across a $1 billion market.

Gal Polivoda and Tomer Ben Ari Constrol

Fixing “a fundamental gap in construction”: Constrol aims to turn building plans into computable financial models

Having already supported over $50 billion in project evaluations, the Israeli ConTech startup is banking on deep-tech execution to solve a structural gap in construction by turning building data into precise financial models.

Marquee Founders

Starting from an Arsenal fan group, Marquee says it’s the "Claude Code" for sports recruitment

With a $2 million Pre-Seed round led by AnD Ventures, Israeli sports tech startup Marquee looks to trounce the sticking points curbing recruitment in professional sports.

Lena Levin and Eran Raichel Octopus AI

“Finance doesn’t need more software, it needs protectiveness”: Octopus AI wants to give the finance department an active presence in business

Created from a refusal to accept how finance traditionally works, Israeli fintech startup Octopus AI is looking to revolutionize conventional enterprise operations with AI financial workers.

Noa Argamani at Cybertech Global Tel Aviv

After captivity, Noa Argamani returns to campus and to her future in tech

27.01.26|Amy Shapiro

Before Noa Argamani was a Hamas captive and a defining voice in history, she was an engineering student at Ben-Gurion University. After her release, she was adamant to still graduate with her friends. Now, as she nears the end of her studies, Argamani has her sights set on Israel’s startup sector.

Barak Amtanani Paytag

Born out of Covid, Paytag wants to change how we shop in-store

With $2 million raised from angel investors alone, Israeli startup Paytag is setting out to eliminate one of in-store retail’s greatest friction points: the checkout line.

BiblioTech Uzi Baruch

CTech’s Book Review: Avoid being swayed by market hysteria

21.01.26|Uzi Baruch

Uzi Baruch, managing partner at RealNumbers, shares insights after reading "The Intelligent Investor" by Benjamin Graham.

EndoCure out to address the misdiagnosis crisis for cancer and endometriosis

Led by a repeat founder and a world-renowned robotics pioneer, the Israeli startup has developed a robotic platform capable of producing 3D images with 10 times the density of an MRI.

תל אביב משרדים שרונה מגדלי עזריאלי

Full list of Israeli high-tech funding rounds in 2025

TuneMe Founders

TuneMe offers a digital mental health care solution using just the user’s voice

Founded in 2024, TuneMe is an Israeli digital health startup using AI-based voice analysis to deliver personalized, passive treatment for stress and sleep disorders.

CTech Berlin Conference - Talor Sax

“In many cases the first market should not be America”

07.12.25|Zachy Hennessey

Talor Sax, founder and managing partner of eHealth Ventures, speaks to CTech at Calcalist, CTech and Bank Leumi’s Mind The Tech conference in Berlin.

מימין יבגני דיברוב נדיר יזרעאל מייסדים ו מנהלים של ענקית ה סייבר ה ישראלית ארמיס

November 2025 in Israeli tech funding: Over $1.4 billion across 28 deals

From Armis to Heven AeroTech, big-ticket raises shape one of the most active months in recent memory.

Asaf Ventura apa Wellness

“Out of the pain grew the roots of an idea”: How one soldier built an Israeli startup to redefine recovery

29.09.25|Amy Shapiro

Founded by former combat medic Asaf Ventura after a life-altering injury, Israeli startup apa wellness has raised more than NIS 4 million via Fundit to transform everyday pools into AI-powered smart gyms, targeting a $36 billion global aquafitness and rehabilitation market.

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