Technology

Israel's SixAI has signed an agreement to form a joint venture with South Korean semiconductor giant ISC and investment firm Yozma Group Korea.

The BIRD Foundation approved new ventures in the fields of agtech, artificial intelligence, medical devices and communications.

Bringg's customers will now have access to drivers through Uber Direct, which enables them to provide same-day and next-day delivery.

The patient was bilaterally blind for 10 years before the patented implant developed by CorNeat helped him see again.

Founded in 2019, Swimm built a unique software tool that helps developers and teams manage a company's codebase.

Israeli medical company Matricelf nabbed the first price, followed by sports tech company i-BrainTech, and food tech startup Hargol.

Mobileye says it expects to launch testing fleets in Paris, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Detroit, also eyeing New York City if granted approval.

Israeli-founded firm Rapyd had a year of tremendous growth in 2020 due to massive adoption of global payments.

The new early stage fund is Glilot Capital's fifth and will invest in enterprise software and cybersecurity companies.

Over two dozen Israeli companies are taking part in the annual CES convention, held in digital format this year due to the pandemic.

The projects will focus on tech for homeland security like an AI-based electromagnetic imaging detection solution and a 3D mapping system.

Voiceitt developed a speech recognition app that allows people with speech and motor impairments to communicate with their own voice.

SeeTree's agtech solution delivers actionable insights to farmers to better manage and optimize the health of their orchard trees.

Israel's Check Point Software revealed that cyber attacks on medical facilities globally have surged in the last two months of 2020.

AI21 Labs' first product, Wordtune, is an AI-based writing companion that can understand context and meaning.