Technology

The 28 companies that have so far taken part in Ignite have, together, raised $200 million, according to a program announcement.

REE and Magna, an auto manufacturer for brands like Jaguar and Mercedes-Benz, will collaborate on full-fledged Modular Electric Vehicles

Mobileye and California-based automotive company Udelv plan to produce over 35,000 electric, driverless vehicles by 2028.

The collaboration between AWS and Hebrew University will fund a team of researchers to advance the understanding of quantum gates.

TipRanks provides a simplified stock research platform that makes alternative datasets accessible and visual for retail investors.

A total of $5.374 billion were invested in Israeli companies between January and March 2021 across 172 deals, according to a new IVC report.

CB Insights' annual list of promising artificial intelligence firms featured Beewise, Syte, and Theator among other Israeli companies.

Founded in 1999, Cellebrite offers digital intelligence and forensics solutions for law enforcement agencies, governments, and enterprises.

Talon Cyber Security was founded this year and is backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, Team8, serial entrepreneur Zohar Zisapel, and angel investors.

A number of Israeli companies, including Jerusalem's Flytech, are taking part in a new initiative to make drone-delivered goods a reality.

Cyberfish provides a zero-second phishing protection solution that combines computer vision and AI to stop phishing attacks in real-time.

Founded in 2011, WhiteSource works with more than 800 companies globally, helping organizations better protect their software applications.

The funding round for Trax was led by SoftBank Vision Fund 2, the investment arm of Softbank Group, and funds managed by BlackRock, Inc.

These are the 15 most common terms in the VC industry for early-stage and seed companies, according to a VC newcomer.

The Israeli cybersecurity sector kicked off 2021 with a dazzling $1.5 billion in funding, split across 17 deals in the first 3 months.