Technology

Snappy set out to build a gifting platform that would overcome the difficulties of sending personal gifts in a fun and stress-free way.

The investment in Ramon.Space was led by top investors including Grove Ventures, one of Israel's most important firms.

Salt Security has raised $120 million in the last year alone, and says it has driven 400 percent growth in revenue in 2020.

Wiz has raised more than $350 million in funding since the Tel Aviv-based company was launched just 16 months ago.

Valens will merge with PTK Acquisition Corp, a special-purpose acquisition company, and will trade on the New York Stock Exchange.

Founded in 2013 by Israeli entrepreneurs, Forter developed an automated, identity-based fraud-prevention platform for e-commerce that detects activity in real-time.

Growor teamed up with Kolas to develop a sustainable and efficient means to cultivate cannabis using indoor farming.

First founded in 2006, AnyClip is introducing an expanded platform for a new era in video with next-generation AI tools.

The newly formed Israel Smart Mobility Living Lab brings together private and public companies to address transportation challenges.

Scientists say they have successfully shut down pathways in animal brains, which will give neurobiologists opportunities to find treatments for human brain conditions.

Upstream offers cloud-based cybersecurity and machine learning and big data analytics for connected and autonomous vehicles.

US auto giant Ford has joined the race to develop a self-driving vehicle and is working with Israeli startup SAIPS to get to the finish line.

Group 11, the fintech venture capital firm headed by Israeli-American investor Dovi Frances, led the round.

Mobileye, Intel's Jerusalem-based subsidiary, and ZF are set to deliver advanced functions to a range of Toyota vehicles.

Stampli is a cloud-based interactive invoice management platform for accounts payable helping invoices get approved up to five times faster.