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"Israel is becoming a pariah state, a hated country, and it’s trickling down to high-tech"
06.06.24
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Sophie Shulman
High-tech executives point to the depth of the crisis in the industry: from the more extensive recruitment of employees from abroad at the expense of workers in Israel to the difficulty of raising money due to criticism of Israel.
"Almost all Israel's cyber giants will lay off employees this summer"
14.07.22
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Sophie Shulman
Yoav Leitersdorf, Managing Partner at YL Ventures, the world's largest cybersecurity-dedicated fund, predicts that the decline in inflated values will affect the entire industry, but will not end the boom: "Demand is still high. Those who sell hype and air are the main ones who will be hurt"
Yoav Leitersdorf: YL Ventures’ founder and fighter
30.11.20
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Meet Israel's 'man on the ground' for cyber companies in Silicon Valley