High school students pitched their startup ideas to investors in a program honoring Uzia Galil, a founding father of Israel’s tech industry. Four groups of “teenpreneurs” from across the country had to the present their product, vision, revenue model and business, in English, to investors and hi-tech executives. Moosh, an AI-based search engine helps find […]

The launch of this virtual startup program is aimed at strengthening supply chains at the SAP.iO Foundries in Munich and Tel Aviv.

The report released by Startup Genome is a deep dive into ecosystems with tech-based startups focused on reducing environmental impact.

The Israeli high-tech sector saw 171 deals this year, which included 99 acquisitions that totaled $11.5 billion and 72 IPOs.

The 10 startups will attend workshops and meet with Google and industry experts for the next four months to help them scale their companies.

Twelve startups were selected to take part in the new accelerator program in Tel Aviv by the US-based seed accelerator Techstars.

In a new report published this month, Start-Up Nation Central says the biggest trend in Israel’s tech industry in 2019 is firms raising money in growth stages.

New York City topped the list of Saville's Tech Cities in Motion, which looked at 30 cities' tech environments across the globe.

The Yazamut 360 entrepreneurship center will serve as a hub of entrepreneurial activities for students, researchers, entrepreneurs and IDF soldiers and officers. 

This funding round brings the total amount raised by the company to date to $55 million, and will be used to accelerate customer acquisition and support product innovation.

The fund will invest up to $100 million in on-device AI startups, with a first investment in AnyVision, a tech company that focuses on object, facial and body recognition in mass crowd events.

The startup, which developed a technology for 3D printing of vegan meat, was one of three winners of the competition and received an equity cash prize of €60,000 ($68,348).

A report released this week by the IVC Research Center shows a 30 percent increase in corporate investments in Israeli startups, compared to 2013-2014 figures.

The group is opening a research center in Israel aimed at identifying companies and innovative technologies that complement its business activities.

Israel's payment technology ecosystem is growing rapidly with local startups tapping into important global trends, says Visa