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3DSignals has pioneered real-time asset performance monitoring (APM) solutions using digitalization of production floors using Industrial IoT technology.

Forescout Technologies CEO Michael DeCesare: Q3 results were impacted by extended approval cycles which pushed several deals out of the third quarter.

Tel Aviv-based ChameleonX has developed self-protection technology for websites to prevent fraud and theft.

Talenya's bots serve as virtual recruiters capable of locating suitable talent for open jobs by gathering and processing information from hundreds of online sources.

The Haifa-based company develops and deploys artificial intelligence (AI)-based predictive maintenance software.

Strigo seeks to power excellent training and has devised as remote training, as close as possible to real-life.

There are very real grounds for the Israel Competition Authority to nix the merger of the content recommendation companies.

With annual revenue of $1 billion, the Israeli digital ad company plans expanding operations in the mobile phone and gaming sectors.

The threat from the giants led the two companies' heads to set ego aside.

Waycare’s first commercial deployment with Southern Nevada in 2017 demonstrated improvements in reducing both primary and secondary crashes.

The innovation center in Tel Aviv will allow Faurecia to expand its cybersecurity expertise.

Taboola will pay $250 million to Outbrain, which will receive 30% of the merged content recommendation company.

The UK private equity firm would reportedly pay nearly $500 million for the stake in the digital advertising software company.

Rapyd has developed a cloud-based technology platform to help businesses quickly integrate fintech and payment capabilities into commerce applications.

The Rehovot-based company has developed and introduced nanoparticle jetting technology.

The company's website builder provides a comprehensive solution for agencies, SaaS platforms, YPs and hosters.

The funds will be used to further develop Tastewise’s AI technology, focused on understanding why people choose certain foods.

The Tel Aviv-based company is pioneering a solution for source code control, detection and response.

Former accountant general Shouky Oren will be chairman and Gal Bar Dea will be CEO of the new bank.

It's still a work in progress, and not yet in Hebrew, but Amazon Israel offers convenience and bargains, especially in electrical appliances.

Ethereum cofounder and blockchain technology leader Vitalik Buterin tells "Globes" about the risks and challenges posed by cryptocurrencies.

From Europe to China, alliances of startups, auto manufacturers, and tier-1 suppliers are preparing to challenge Mobileye and Intel with their own ADAS systems.

An industrial and academic consortium aims to provide the knowledge infrastructure for quantum-based military and civilian developments.

Former top Israeli security operative Tamir Bechor talks about car cybersecurity company Cymotive, which he founded with two other former security service colleagues.

Despite the slower progress towards self-driving cars, Hailo and Cortica are Israel's frontrunners for a major exit or IPO, or to become unicorns.

Intel Israel AI development team head Oren Gershon tells "Globes" about Intel's collaboration with Facebook and potential uses for the new processor.

IMF executive Anthony De Lannoy, in Israel for Cyber Week, sees the time coming when the rest of Israel's population will refuse to finance social benefits for non-working haredim.

ClickSoftware founder Moshe BenBassat: What happens to my people, whom I worked with for 20 years, is very important to me. The atmosphere in the deal was one of mutual commitment.

Daniel Heyman and Dror Avieli of ConsenSys, the world's largest blockchain concern, map the future of its Ethereum technology.

All parties involved in the Israeli software testing company's ownership in the past 20 years have made a large profit on their investments.