While some may have feared investing in Israel this year, Israeli cyber startups achieved their second-best year ever. Top US-based titans continued to actively seek out Israeli innovation proving that, even during war, Israeli technology continues to shape the future of industries such as cyber
Former NBA player’s Swish Ventures raises second seed fund targeting cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and AI startups. The fund attracts heavyweight investors including Sequoia and leading industry entrepreneurs.
magine a world where your office computer suddenly comes to life. Not just another software – but a digital worker that can replace an entire team. Sounds like science fiction? This is exactly what happened at the end of the month.
The tech data company Palantir is probably the hottest thing on Wall Street today – with some even marking it as the next Nvidia. But when its executives prepare their quarterly financial reports, they insist on conveying one clear message: “We are proud to stand alongside Israel.” “There is no multinational company that has expressed such strong and clear support for Israel,” says Ayelet Gilan, general manager of Palantir Israel, in a special interview with Forbes.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Google’s parent company, Alphabet, is in advanced talks to acquire the startup Wiz in a deal valued at approximately $23 billion. Earlier this year, Wiz’s four founders entered Forbes’ international wealth list with a value of about $1.2 billion each.
Reportedly, the investment house is raising tens of millions of dollars together with Weitzhandler and Meir Steigman’s Valoo to invest in private technology companies.
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Funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Thrive Capital
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