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צחי וייספלד מנ"כל Microsoft for Startups מיקרוסופט

Intel VP warns: "We must stop the madness. We are a moment away from high-tech disappearing from here"

01.03.23|Meir Orbach

Tzahi Weisfeld, Intel Vice President and GM of the company’s Ignite startup program, who emphasized that he is not speaking on behalf of Intel but only on his own behalf, candidly voices his opinions about the dangers of the impending judicial coup: "In the last few weeks, something in me broke, and I'm not alone. I know I'm jeopardizing my professional future, but the future of my children is more important”

מוסף שבועי 13.7.17 צחי וייספלד מיקרוסופט

Startup Accelerators Have a Terrible Business Model, Says Microsoft’s Former Startup Outreach Program Chief

25.02.18|Tofi Stoler

Israeli-born Zack Weisfeld, the creator Microsoft’s startup accelerators program, believes that corporates should partner with startups as an investment in the future

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Cisco is looking to sell video-software unit NDS at a steep discount. Head of Microsoft’s startup outreach programs to step down

צחי וייספלד מנכ"ל Microsoft for Startups

Head of Microsoft’s Startup Outreach Programs to Step Down

17.01.18|Meir Orbach

Tzahi (Zack) Weisfeld, the general manager of Microsoft for Startups, will move on to a yet unspecified position at the company, a company spokeswoman said