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The Tel Aviv company's AI financial-data-driven personalization solutions for banks and financial services providers, enables them to target the needs of individual customers.

The Teddy Sagi controlled company's revenue and EBITDA were substantially above its own forecasts.

The company's no-code platform enables customers to create individually tailored product demos quickly and efficiently.

"Calcalist" reports that the Black Flag protest movement leaders and mayors suspected of corruption were among those tracked without a judge's order.

Nvidia Israel, which already has 2,800 employees in seven centers, will hire hundreds more for a new design and engineering group for CPUs.

Despite declaring that it was dealing purely with technology and not its planned $50 billion flotation, Mobileye was clearly running a roadshow.

Supersmart's systems scans and validates the contents of a supermarket cart in three seconds.

High-tech companies like Israel-based Lemonade stormed Wall Street promising to reinvent the staid insurance industry, but their plummeting share prices tell a tale of disappointment.

The PIPE that the Israeli fintech company will receive has risen from $200 million to $350 million in addition to the up to $288 million in gross proceeds that it will receive from SPAC EJF Acquisition Corp's cash in trust.

The company provides insights about foot traffic in malls and shopping centers, other retail centers, casinos, theme parks and stadiums and more.

BigPanda provides an AIOps event correlation and automation platform that enables IT Operations teams to automate incident management.

With no orderly policy, measures to increase the tax take are creating uncertainty for global tech giants and local startups alike.

The Israeli company's platform tests IT infrastructures, reveals risk and creates a surgical remediation plan that automatically validates security for continued resilience.

State-owned defense companies IAI and Rafael are losing out to the likes of Intel and Apple in the struggle to retain top technology talent.

Weka develops technology that streamlines data storage within enterprises and the cloud and allows more efficient storage and swift transmission of AI applications, machine learning, financial and medical analysis.

Nano Dimension, whose share price is 80% below its peak, has bought UK company Global Inkjet Systems.

Intel launched the Core i9 12900HK mobile processor for laptops and announced Screenovate's cross-platform communication will be integrated into Evo PCs.

Google has bought the Israeli company to improve its cybersecurity analytics platform Chronicle, and attract big new customers in the fast growing cloud market.

The EyeQ Ultra is designed for Level 4 autonomous driving, with performance equivalent to ten of Mobileye's current EyeQ5 systems.

The acquisition will expand e-commerce platform Global-e's target market to include small and mid-size businesses.

Google will reportedly pay $500 million for the company, which has developed an automated, rapid threat response system.

You don't have to be Israeli to work in secure multiparty computation, but it helps.

Booming valuations, big financial institutions moving in, and fewer new companies, perhaps spell the end of the traditional VC role.

No-code and low-code have huge advantages, but Israeli startups in the field also warn that their applications come with serious risks.

Israeli cyberattack companies like Cognyte and Quadream are torn between filling the vacuum NSO may leave, or abandoning the business.

Vulnerable Israeli companies need to take cyber insurance seriously. Fortunately, Israeli innovation is at work on that too.

Bardin, a guest at Tuesday's Globes Business Conference, talks about life after Waze and Google, easing traffic jams, and why it's impossible to found a startup in Israel.

Tufin CEO Ruvi Kitov talks to "Globes" about share price ups and downs, the company's new strategy, and what it won't be doing with its cash.

The Israeli company is considering shelving Pegasus, the cyberattack product that brought it a bad name. Can it reinvent itself, as similar companies have in the past?

Merlin Ventures TLV manager Shay Michel told the Globes Startup Conference that the US administration's tougher cybersecurity stance provides openings for Israeli startups.