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Cyber and AI at the top: These are Israel's leading startups
LinkedIn published its ranking of the most sought-after companies for 2026, based on workforce growth and demand from talent. In first place: Cyber startup Oak.
Israeli AI startup Buildots completes $130m. funding round
The Israeli high-tech company that assisted in locating hostages raised $31 million
In first place in the world: Eisenkot’s son beat Google and OpenAI
Israeli start-up ensures privacy in growing world of facial recognition
Influenced by being unable to share photos on social media during their military service due to the sensitive nature of their work, they founded Tel Aviv-based company D-ID in January 2017.
hi tech and business trends to watch out for
With record-breaking acquisitions of Israeli start-ups by multinational corporations in 2017, what does 2018 have in store for Israel?
Israeli cybersecurity whiz takes aim against hackers
While it may sound cocky, the company has a track record that’s hard to beat.
Networking with Israeli Arabs
Israeli Arabs, though comprising only 17.5% of the country's population, are quickly integrating into the hi-tech sector, boosting the economy.
Tech talk: Home-grown technology is launched into space
“Israel is known throughout the world for its daring and innovation,” said Science and Technology Minister Ofir Akunis.
Tech Talk: The solution to cash flow problems
Fundbox developed a platform that enables small and medium businesses to receive immediate payment for any outstanding invoices that haven’t yet been paid.
Israeli-Indian partnership seeks to boost start-up funds
OurCrowd and LetsVenture will work together to enhance international investment and business development prospects.
Tech Talk: Israel’s Fortune 500 companies
70 Israeli start-ups competed; and only three reached the final stage.
Tech Talk: 8200 intelligence unit start-up program
The 8200 Social Program is supported by six leading partners: ICL, Naschitz-Brandes-Amir, Amdocs, KPMG, Bank Hapoalim and Nefesh B’Nefesh.
‘Startups as far as the eye can see, all the way to the sea’
Ahead of Under 30 Summit EMEA, Forbes editor Randall Lane lauds Israeli entrepreneurship.