Technology

Israel's tech industry now employs over 330,000, or 9.8% of the national workforce, but talent shortage stands at 13,000, says a new report.

The company uses machine learning and identity intelligence to help enterprises protect their data, while complying with privacy regulations.

Founded in 2015, Deep Instinct applies end-to-end deep learning to predict, identify and prevent cyber attacks.

Deel built a payroll and compliance platform for businesses and organizations hiring and paying contractors globally.

Founded in 2015, Perception Point offers interception of content-based attacks across collaboration channels including emails and messaging platforms.

AI-driven enterprise search tool Zest is expected to integrate into WalkMe's desktop product, Workstation.

Arbe Robotics is partnering with China's AutoX to integrate 400,000 ultra-high res radar systems in their Level 4 self-driving vehicle fleet.

Ten companies founded by Israelis and based in NY joined the unicorn club since mid-2020, many just in the past six months.

Affogata's platform gathers information from an array of data sources and nice sites such as gaming forums, fintech communities.

The institute will work on advancing Israel’s high-tech and innovation ecosystem and tackle growth and access challenges.

Founded in 2007 with HQs in NY, SimilarWeb monitors web and mobile app traffic and provides analytics and digital insights.

In the first months of 2021, 10 Israeli companies reached valuations of $1 billion or more, and 13 sought public listing via SPACs.

What do chicken schnitzel, palm dates, beaches, and unicorns have in common? The Israel connection.

Unicorns are everywhere as Israeli high-tech outdoes COVID-19 with pioneering healthcare, AI and semiconductor prowess.

Nvidia's Israel division developed one of several powerful products revealed by the US semiconductor giant this week.