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According to a report by Bloomberg, a deal with US company ServiceNow could be announced within days.

Port is assisting the software industry’s transition from manual to autonomous engineering through its Agentic Engineering Platform.

Over the last month alone, about 1,800 employees have been laid off by Israeli tech companies, which are streamlining amid the AI revolution.

The latest investment will fund the development of Perspective, an advanced quantum system that can perform much more complex calculations than currently available capabilities.

The Israeli sales-tech company is parting ways with 24 employees.

The company’s platform enables both boutique hotels and global chains to deliver personalized, automated experiences that drive satisfaction and loyalty.

The Innovation Conference, held by the Amit Pollak Matalon law firm, dealt with the race to adopt and integrate new technologies, while the AI revolution advances at a tremendous pace.

The merger, to be completed next month, will create the eighth largest publicly-traded IT company in the US and the third largest in Europe.

The company's share price soared from $6 to $332 in eight sessions, although it has since retreated.

Most of the employees being dismissed by the advanced driving assistance systems company work in Israel.

Despite the sensitive information circulating in Israeli military WhatsApp groups, no one supervises their members, and the app has become an integral part of army routine.

The company was founded by Cybereason founders Lior Div and Yonatan Striem Amit.

The Israeli cybersecurity company is leasing space at a discount, as part of Cyberstarts efforts to concentrate its portfolio companies in one location.

OpenAI has bought Polish company NeptuneAI, in which Israel VC firm Pitango was the first investor through its Polish arm TDJ Pitango Ventures.

“Globes” revealed last month that Eon was set to complete the financing round at a company valuation of $4 billion.

Urgent security needs are taking priority in the 2026 budget, and the Nimbus cloud computing project meant to upgrade government services could fall victim.

Zafran has also launched its agentic exposure management suite, positioning it to complete the entire end-to-end lifecycle across asset inventory, vulnerability detection, risk assessment, and autonomous remediation workflows.

The value of the deal is estimated in the tens of millions of dollars. Mine seeks to focus on products for the enterprise market.

Check Point chairman Gil Shwed told the Globes Israel Business Conference that the market is measured by raising money, rather than creating value for customers and translating it into profit.

Boston-based BGA is buying 20% of the company owned by Omer Adam, Maor Melul, and Nessim-Sariel Gaon.

The company has developed protection engines for private users in an era of sophisticated attacks and AI.

The Herzliya-based e-commerce technology company raised $84 million, but was sold to a French company for an estimated $20-40 million.

The technology company's investor conference apparently disappointed, but analysts remain positive bout the long term.

Lightspeed led the round in Amnon Shashua’s AA-I Technologies, which develops AI agents and expert language models.

Locusview, which has developed a digital construction management platform, has only raised $75 million, according to PitchBook.

Tivon has less than 20,000 residents while estimates are that the Nvidia campus will provide nearly 10,000 jobs, directly and indirectly.

Ysrael Gurt taught himself programming while at yeshiva, and went on to co-found successful cyber company Reflectiz.

The company, founded less than two years ago, is in high demand for investment. The current round is led by US-Israeli investor Elad Gil.

The Japanese investment giant is no longer a party in interest in the Israeli digital insurance company.

As funding runs dry, the question is not just economic, but vital for defense.