Security startups lead week’s big funding rounds
Skycure, GuardiCore, Indegy, Pixie, PamBio, Capriza, Redis Labs announce multi-millions of dollars in new funding.
Skycure, GuardiCore, Indegy, Pixie, PamBio, Capriza, Redis Labs announce multi-millions of dollars in new funding.
‘The industry is hard at work and the investors are still in the game.’ — Ofer Sela, partner in KPMG Somekh Chaikin’s technology group
‘The success of Israeli high-tech comes down to this crazy synergy between big American companies and lots of small Israeli entrepreneurs’ – Yossi Vardi
Shengjing Global Innovation Awards 2016 will give Israelis exposure to investors and Chinese tech giants.
Top three innovative startups will represent Israel in the final competition.
Yotpo, Interlude, Eyeview, Elastifile, Lumus, Talkspace, Nexar, Nanit, Sixgill, Nuro, Armeron, DeepSense, and Comeet announce funding rounds.
Tel Aviv startup is revolutionizing travel with app that connects travelers to locals and helps them create a to-do list of insider advice.
Zimperium, Trax, EarlySense, Weka.IO and SundaySky announce double-digit investments in the same week.
Israeli entrepreneur scene embraces global movement that encourages people to share their failures on their journey to success.
VW’s strategic investment in Israeli ride-hailing app comes on heels of Toyota’s investment in Uber, General Motors outlay into Lyft.
Israeli startup Sodyo’s groundbreaking technology could become the standard for interactive ad campaigns.
World body recognizes Israeli social entrepreneurial program creating change by empowering teens from underprivileged communities to build startups.
FORBES estimates that more than 1,000 companies have been founded by 8200 alumni, from Waze to Check Point to Mirabilis, the parent company of ICQ.
Toya-Play a Difference introduces kids, via mobile games, to the incredible life stories of women who changed the world.
Percentage of Israeli grant-winners in prestigious European SME Instrument Program is double that of all European applicants.