Technology

The Palestinian Internship Program, founded in 2014 by Israeli-American entrepreneur Yadin Kaufmann, brings Palestinian talent to Israeli companies.

The Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm has closed a third $150 million early-stage fund and a $60 million growth opportunity fund dedicated to its portfolio companies.

Ramat Gan-based startup Sonovia ships nanoparticle anti-bacterial and anti-fungal fabric to labs in China for medical testing.

Forescout was established in 2000 by Israeli founders Oded Comay, Dror Comay, Hezy Yeshurun, and Doron Shikmoni, with headquarters in San Jose, California.

Augmentiqs has turned the analog medical microscope into an augmented reality device that allows for smart, real-time digital pathology.

The AI-powered insurtech company will launch the product line exclusively for cats and dogs later this year.

The OurCrowd Global Investor Summit, highlighting the best of Israeli tech, is set to take place in Jerusalem on February 13 and expects to draw some 20,000 guests.

Founded in 2015, PlainID provides authorization solutions using its policy-based access control platform, which enables companies to make smarter decisions around their access management.

The international venture capital firm led by Dr. Erel Margalit is helping NYC position itself as a global capital of cybersecurity innovation.

A team of over 50 scientists created and linked up eight organs-on-chips, including kidney, liver, brain, and heart, to pave the way for improved clinical testing.

Thirty entrepreneurs and researchers led the list this year, joined by VCs, activists, athletes, a composer, a sommelier, a musician, and a cosmetics company founder.

Founded in 2016, Pecan built a platform using deep learning and machine learning to simplify the process of deploying predictive models.

The third day of the conference also saw more speakers touching on the running theme of artificial intelligence in the cybersecurity sector.

Speakers like Yigal Unna, director-general of the Israel National Cyber Directorate, also said Japanese organizers of the 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo could learn from Israel's model for battling cyber threats and attacks.

The technologies are meant to help the cyclists better prepare, monitor and optimize performance based on advanced innovations that can track training load, nutrition, and sleep.