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Israel Announces First Five Startups Selected to Pilot Tech in State-Owned Companies
28.01.19
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Meir Orbach
First announced in June, the program is intended to provide local tech startups with access to large-scale infrastructure for testing, and state-owned companies with access to innovative technology early in the development chain
Israeli Startups to Use State-Owned Infrastructure to Test New Tech
03.06.18
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Hagar Ravet
As part of a new program, startups could use data collected by state-owned companies or pilot their technology in collaboration with the companies
Israeli Government Streamlines Tech Investments by State-Owned Companies
08.05.18
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Meir Orbach
According to a Monday Israeli government decision, state-owned companies could invest as much as 10% of their equity in local startups