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Shookit, which operates in Tel Aviv, has launched a sister company in New York.

After trials with Tesco and Shufersal, Israel's Trigo is moving into retail chains worldwide with its ceiling cameras and software that eliminate the need for checkout counters.

The Herzliya-based company's data science platform helps data scientists create real-time AI applications while working within the familiar machine learning stack.

The Israeli company's workforce management platform is designed for companies that rely on gig-hired, hourly paid staff at the core of their operation.

Through this acquisition, Kaltura is expanding its presence in the video conferencing and meeting solutions markets.

The Israeli company's solution empowers professionals to improve decision making, reduce risk and identify opportunities with accurate, reliable location data.

Loom Systems has developed an AIOps solution for predicting and solving IT problems.

Vicarius is the first cybersecurity platform globally to empower companies with proactive attack mitigation strategies for software vulnerabilities in real-time.

The Israeli startup lets users regain control of their data and delete sensitive information on company websites.

With holdings in Israeli unicorns JFrog, Sisense, Lightricks and WalkMe and the recent acquisition of control in Armis at a $1.1 billion valuation, Insight has emerged as the king of Israeli tech.

Snyk delivers developer-first security to organizations, empowering development teams to own, automate and deliver secure applications.

The company has developed a genetic malware analysis platform.

The Israeli SaaS mobile marketing analytics company has development offices in Haifa and Herzliya.

Robert Priscu says that apps are no longer developed as a product for an app store but rather as support interfaces for a product or service.

The company's product cuts radiation exposure for medical teams. The round was led by InnovaHealth Partners, which is increasing its exposure to Israel following a successful exit with OrthoSpace.

Israel was ranked sixth in this year's index, down from fifth last year.

A new Swiss initiative will enable startups from the two countries to learn from each other's strengths.

After the biggest ever Israeli cybersecurity company exit, the founders say they remain independent and retain their vision of an IPO and building a huge IoT security company.

Michal Braverman-Blumenstyk, who brought Microsoft's cybersecurity development to Israel, says complaints about multinationals soaking up the talent are short-sighted.

As Israel's tech transfer companies struggle to deliver, a government committee has formulated a nine-point program.

Israeli VCs are joining a global trend towards investment in innovative operational models rather than in new technology.

Co-founder Hillel Kobrinsky: We looked for a business problem, and then developed the technology, not the other way around.

Israeli startup Niio aspires to become the Spotify of visual art, but faces some special challenges.

The company has developed a way of precisely adapting antibiotics to infections.

The ARC center fosters local and international collaboration for digital healthcare projects, with on the spot input from doctors and nurses.

Prof. Isaac Ben-Israel and Prof. Eviatar Matania head an effort to make Israel an AI power by replicating the success of government investment in cybersecurity.

Deloitte: Retailers worldwide invested $6.2 billion in installing Israeli technology in 2018.