Technology

Other participants in the round for Walnut include former NFL quarterback Joe Montana, and Alon Gamzu, CEO at RoundForest.

Tel Aviv, Technion, Hebrew U and BGU churn out high number of entrepreneurs behind VC-backed companies, in new report by PitchBook.

Illusive Networks says it creates a hostile environment for attackers, blocking their progress towards critical assets after a breach.

REE developed a futuristic platform where all of a vehicle's components previously found under the hood are integrated into the wheels.

Israeli company ElectReon continues to expand in Europe. The Beit Yanai-based developer of a wireless electrification system to charge electric vehicles in full motion on smart roads has informed the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with road builder Eurovia, a subsidiary of French construction company Vinci. The pair will partner […]

Founded in 2011, Tipalti has raised over $280 million over the past decade and is now valued at more than $2 billion.

To fuel its expansion, OurCrowd tapped a top Emirati financial services executive as a venture partner and head of the Gulf region for the firm.

DriveNets aims to revolutionize the telecom industry by helping providers build agile networks and detaching growth from cost.

Via says the acquisition will strengthen its ability to meet increasing global demand for flexible delivery and logistics solutions.

Founded in 2016, Papaya Global created an automated process for payroll data management in a platform used across industries.

Intel and Lightbits Labs announced a strategic deal that includes technical co-engineering and an investment for an undisclosed sum.

The 12 Israeli-founded unicorns on The Cloud 100 list come from sectors ranging from mobile to eCommerce to data privacy.

Barclays, Citi, HSBC, and National Australia Bank (NAB) are investing $20 million in behavioral biometrics company BioCatch.

Israeli scientists harvested ancient dates at Kibbutz Ketura, after 15 years of patience, hope, and ground-breaking agriculture techniques.

The cybersecurity startup will use the funds to meet market demand driven largely by COVID-19 and the work from anywhere movement.