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Verizon Ventures shuts down Israel operations

Eyal Mamistvalov, Principal at Verizon Ventures, revealed that “the company’s new strategy is to primarily focus on the U.S. market.” Verizon Ventures invested in 13 Israeli startups during its five years of operations in Israel

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VOOM raises $15 million to provide insurance to more mobility vehicles

05.10.21|James Spiro

Already providing insurance for drones, the company will expand to motorcycles, light aircraft, rideshare and delivery drivers

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Israel-Based Drone Data Analysis Startup SkyWatch Raises $2 Million in Seed Funding

04.02.18|Tofi Stoler

The company uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to assess and predict potential risks to drones

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Verizon Backs Public Transit Software Startup Optibus

07.11.17|Meir Orbach

The $12 million investment round was led by Israel-based Pitango Venture Capital, Verizon Ventures and venture capitalist Sir Ronald Cohen