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Israel’s tech boom faces an unexpected threat: Its own currency
24.05.26
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Sophie Shulman
As the shekel surges, Israeli engineers are becoming among the world’s most expensive workers.
Discount Tech and IDBNY Are Leading Israeli Startups to New York
19.05.26
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Sponsored Content
The tech divisions of Israel Discount Bank and IDBNY, are launching a series of founder missions to the American market. The next one heads to New York in June, as part of a16z's NY Tech Week. The goal: to shorten the distance between Israeli startups and American investors
Quantum computing nears its ‘ChatGPT moment’
23.04.26
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Sophie Shulman
From theory to infrastructure, the industry begins its shift toward real-world deployment, with Israeli startups playing a key role.
How Israeli startups keep winning in a year of war and disruption
21.04.26
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Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman
Calcalist’s list captures a sector scaling despite extraordinary constraints.
Even amid war, Israeli startups keep scaling at record pace
21.04.26
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Meir Orbach
Last year's "50 Most Promising Startups" have met great expectations, raising hundreds of millions, becoming unicorns, or being sold successfully.
Israeli tech raises $775 million in best February since 2022
01.03.26
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CTech
Cybersecurity and AI infrastructure dominate funding across 23 startup rounds.
Half of Israel’s new startups now incorporate in the US
27.01.26
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Sophie Shulman
Only 52% of new companies registered locally in 2025, as judicial upheaval, war and sentiment reshape founders’ decisions.
Israel’s startup machine never stops, but most companies don’t make it
20.01.26
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Meir Orbach
Central Bureau of Statistics figures reveal a relentless pace of new ventures and a majority that fail.
Not every startup must be a unicorn to change the world
14.08.25
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Avichay Nissenbaum
“Ultimately, a company’s success isn’t measured only by the size of its exit, but by its ability to create value, attract top talent, build a meaningful solution with a competitive edge and a deep technological moat, and give back to the Israeli ecosystem,” writes Avichay Nissenbaum, co-founding partner at lool ventures.
"There’s no reason New Jersey shouldn’t lead the nation in bilateral trade with Israel"
13.08.25
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Amy Shapiro
On his campaign trail, NJ gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli stopped in Tel Aviv to court Startup Nation founders and investors, laying out his vision for New Jersey as America’s next innovation hub and a partner in driving bilateral growth.
How DJ-turned-fintech founder at Receive is solving cash flow delays for SMBs
13.08.25
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CTech
The Tel Aviv-based startup has raised $7.1 million in equity to give small businesses instant, fee-free access to the revenue they’ve already earned.
Unistream 2025 winners: Afula teens invent startup that turns every student into a teacher
22.07.25
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Tomer Hadar
Teenagers from across the country presented groundbreaking projects in Unistream’s Project of the Year competition. The winning startup is Havana - a website that allows students to teach each other, by sharing summaries and private lessons. Second place went to StepUp from Netivot and third place to Finteen from Tirat Carmel.
May 2025 in Israeli tech funding: Over $950 million in 18 deals
01.06.25
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CTech
Mega rounds by AI21 Labs and Classiq meant Israeli startups raised nearly $1 billion over the past month.
Startup baby boom on the way? Over 1,000 Israeli founders operating in stealth
27.05.25
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Sophie Shulman
A report from Dealigence and Google for Startups points to quiet optimism in high-tech.
April 2025 in Israeli tech funding: Over $455 million in 19 deals
04.05.25
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CTech
Early-stage funding once again dominated the landscape, with only six of the 19 deals being Series B or later.
Intel-backed Ignite DeepTech launches first cohort in Israel
27.04.25
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CTech
Selected startups tackle particle accelerators, road safety, cybersecurity, and more.
March 2025 in Israeli tech funding: $1 billion in 22 deals
01.04.25
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CTech
The $250 million raised by both Island and Rapyd accounted for half of last month's total funding.
Luxembourg: A Secure, Accessible AI and Supercomputing Hub
27.03.25
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Sponsored Content
The 2024 Stanford AI Index recently ranked Israel first worldwide for AI talent concentration. According to the same report, Luxembourg ranks second for the highest number of AI patents per 100,000 inhabitants. This is due to the country’s substantial investments in high-performance computers, allowing it to dedicate significant computing power to AI. Luxembourg is opening the doors of its supercomputer, MeluXina, to companies interested in expanding into Europe
The Israeli startup tackling AI's unpredictable behavior
03.03.25
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Omer Kabir
Qualifire's real-time monitoring solution ensures GenAI models are safer, more reliable, and ready for complex business tasks.
February 2025 in Israeli tech funding: $550 million in 13 deals
02.03.25
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CTech
The $170 million Series C by Quantum Machines accounted for almost a third of the total funding raised last month.
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