Technology

The Israeli firm will also ramp up production of its automotive-grade, solid-state LiDAR sensor InnovizOne.

A number of the selected startups are developing technologies that address a post-pandemic world; the 13-week program ends in July.

Even amid pandemic challenges, VC funds added a total of 620 new firms to their portfolios, up from 470 in 2019 and 439 in 2014, report shows.

Tomorrow.io is building proprietary satellites with radar, and launching them into space to improve weather forecasting capabilities.

Rivery is a SaaS data management platform that gives companies control over their organizational data through data processes.

Next Insurance offers small business insurance in the US; it last raised $250 million in September 2020 at a $2 billion valuation.

Applitools provides AI-based cloud engine solutions to help software engineers with visual testing for their applications.

Microsoft is in talks to grow its Israel operations, adding to plans to launch a cloud data center later this year.

The operations expandion comes a year after Nvidia completed the $7 billion acquisition of Israel’s Mellanox Technologies.

Capitolis provides financial resource optimization for over 75 financial institutions, hedge funds and asset managers.

Tictuk will provide ways for consumers to order Yum! Brands' fast food through social media platforms and messenger apps.

The investment in Zoomin Software was led by General Atlantic with Bessemer Venture Partners, Salesforce Ventures, and Viola Growth participating.

The two companies said they will work to invest in leading water and agricultural technologies, with a focus on the Mideast.

Israeli cloud-delivered endpoint and server security solutions startup Morphisec has raised $31 million in a funding round led by Israeli global VC Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP.) Other existing investors participated in the round including Orange and Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners. Founded in 2014, Morphisec offers enterprises cutting-edge cyber prevention that automatically stops the most dangerous […]

The MassChallenge Israel accelerator program includes 29 Israeli startups from over 400 candidates as well as startups from Mexico, Rwanda, the US, and more.