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Y Combinator

7 stories about Y Combinator
Ctech RoadShow Noam Izhaki וידאו

From the Valley to the Wadi: Ballerine back building at home after Y Combinator experience

27.11.22|James Spiro
Straight from Y Combinator, Ballerine CEO Noam Izhaki shares what it’s like to be at Calcalist’s Roadshow
Ofer Polivoda Mixpanel

Mixpanel appoints Ofer Polivoda as Country Manager, Israel.

19.01.22|James Spiro
American company Mixpanel has made its official move to Israel and Polivoda will lead all of the company's Israeli activities
Tom Hacohen Svix

Svix raises $2.6 million in pre-Seed funding with the help of Y Combinator

22.11.21|James Spiro
The company provides a Webhooks-as-a-Service platform to trigger API notifications
אהרון האריס שותף בחברת Y Combinator

Y Combinator to Interview Startups in Israel Next Week

15.08.19|Meir Orbach
The Mountain View, California-based accelerator is coming to Israel because the company doesn’t receive many applications from Israeli companies, Aaron Harris, a partner at YC, said in a Wednesday interview with Calcalist
סמואל אלטמן נשיא מאיץ הסטארט־אפים Y Combinator

Y Combinator to Interview Israeli Startups for Winter Cohort in Tel Aviv

25.07.19|CTech
YC is considered one of the leading accelerators in the world, counting companies such as Airbnb, Dropbox, and Reddit among its more than 2,000 graduates
תחרות סטארטפים ברק בן עזר נימה neema

How to Nail Your Y Combinator Interview

02.11.17|Barak Ben Ezer
Advice from Y Combinator grad, “class” of 2017
גדי עברון מנכ"ל סימטריה cymmetria סייבר אבטחת מידע

Cybersecurity Firm Lets Clients Chase Hackers Back

27.10.17|Raphael Kahan
Palo Alto-headquartered Cymmetria unveiled a "hack back" software that pushes up against the limits of U.S. law