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The company’s platform identifies and addresses exploit paths before they are utilized by malicious agents.

PointFive has developed a platform that identifies root-cause waste across cloud infrastructure, data platforms, and AI workloads, then routes automated recommendations to engineers to fix the situation.

Delek Automotive Systems has announced it will write off most of its investment, which was worth NIS 197 million at the end of March 2026, in financially-troubled Hailo.

Representatives of Israel development centers of global tech giants say the critical ‘red line,’ in which tech workers in Israel are more expensive than in Silicon Valley, must not be reached.

At its peak the SaaS digital messaging and chat company had a market cap of $4.7 billion but today its market cap is just $26 million.

Upwind founder and CEO Amiram Shachar, who completed his first exit when just 16, tells “Globes” that his cloud cybersecurity startup is courting the tech giants reluctant to work with rival Wiz, now part of Google.

The processor is capable of transferring huge volumes of data at record speed in data centers designed for AI technologies.

Trusted by more than 5,000 customers worldwide, like IBM, Tradeweb, and JFrog, Coralogix’s platform processes petabytes of production data daily.

The Israeli company’s platform aims to transform how enterprises drive productivity and performance across frontline teams as AI reshapes work across industries.

The tech giants seek operational stability and the move could moderate the strengthening of the shekel by dampening demand for the Israeli currency.

34,454 tech employees lost their jobs over the past month in Israel. Companies are blaming AI and the strength of the shekel against the weakening US dollar, but that’s not the full picture.

"Globes" has learned that DriveNets is raising $410 million in a round that makes it Israel's second most valuable privately-held company.

It’s been 40 years since Israel first entered the Internet age. “Globes” catches up with the people who saw the revolution before everyone else and connected us to the world wide web.

Companies are profitable, demand is high, but the race is on to become leaner and more agile, and the current wave of layoffs is the result.

The Israeli technology company will cut 10% of its workforce worldwide including hundreds in Israel, “Globes has learned.”

In confirming that the company is laying off 20% of employees, Avishai Abrahami wrote, “A very meaningful portion of our costs are shekel-denominated, while our revenue is largely dollar-denominated.”

The Jerusalem-based company will make cuts as part of a broader restructuring of operations, but it is currently unclear what the final number of layoffs will be, “Globes” has learned.

MarkForged, which provides end-to-end Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) solutions, had revenue of $70 million in 2025, although one of its production lines will remain owned by Nano Dimension.

Airis Labs turns unstructured visual data from smartphones, social media, digital forensics, security and body cameras, and drones into machine-readable intelligence.

Avishai Abrahami apologized that employees learned about the planned changes from the media rather than the company.

The Israeli company, which has developed an enterprise data security platform, says it is fully embracing the changes brought about by AI.

At 42, rich in both experience and financial terms, after 20 years at the helm, Similarweb founder and CEO Or Offer is stepping down, leaving a company that is performing strongly despite losing 80% of its market cap.

Sources inform "Globes" that Wix, beset by technological changes and financial pressures, is readying for the biggest downsizing in its history.

“Globes” profiles Zenity cofounder and CEO Ben Kliger, who worked under Wiz founders Assaf Rappaport and Yinon Costica at Microsoft and aims to build a cybersecurity company as successful as Wiz.

20% of the workforce in Israel, will be transferred to new jobs in teams dealing with the development of AI, “Globes” has learned.

Natural Intelligence CTO Lior Schachter opened the company’s doors to Prof. Lior Zalmanson, Head of the AI Lab at Tel Aviv University to monitor the process of integrating AI into the company. The impact was surprising.

Unframe acts as a managed AI delivery platform that turns enterprise needs and use cases into fully tailored, complete AI solutions in days.

The Israeli AI startup company has completed the financing round led by Radical Ventures, at a company valuation of $4 billion, “The Wall Street Journal” reports.

The company’s space-based observation, advanced weather modeling, and generative AI is transforming weather intelligence into mission-critical infrastructure for the modern enterprise.

The Israeli company will continue to develop optimization solutions for agents based on the Maestro system and discontinue sale of the language models themselves.