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The Israeli company has developed a predictive life insurance that rewards healthy behavior.

Pagaya, which has developed an AI platform for analyzing credit applications, is to merge with EJF Acquisition, "The Wall Street Journal" reports.

The Israeli B2B platform for small businesses has tripled its valuation since its last financing round in January.

Since its 2019 launch, CraneView has been adopted by over 40% of the leading general contractors in North America.

Planck’s AI-based platform gathers publicly available data about businesses and applies machine learning to generate insights, allowing insurance companies to more accurately assess risks.

Upswift has developed a management platform for remote updates of IoT devices by developers is led by two 27 year-olds.

VisibleRisk was founded in 2019 as a collaboration between Israel venture group Team8 and Moody's, who have invested $30 million in the company to date.

Stardom Ventures will invest in startups with a connection to the media industry.

The Israeli payroll platform for cross-border employee salary management has tripled its valuation in the past six months.

The investment is part of a strategic investment between Yotpo and Shopify, "to develop innovative marketing solutions that help brands deepen customer relationships."

In addition to the new capital raised, investors will pay $230 million to buy existing shares in the Israeli-founded cloud native application security company.

The Tel Aviv-based company has launched the Quantum Orchestration Platform, and a programming language called QUA, which enables research groups to write algorithms that can be run on any quantum computer in the world of any kind.

Using artificial intelligence, Biolojic Design founder Prof Yanay Ofran believes he can produce antibodies that are a match for any disease.

The Swedish video analytics company will pay $67.5 million in cash and shares for its Israeli rival.

Margalit: We are paving the way for local entrepreneurs to become international.

The 'buy now pay later' per purchase credit trend sweeping the world is good news for the Israeli startups in the sector.

The company's operating system provides recommendations for supporting crop health and yields, improving sustainability, and boosting overall efficiency and profits.

Israeli tech companies raised $15.3 billion in the first eight months of 2021, over 50% more than the record $10 billion raised in all of 2020.

The companies are in digital pathology and lung cancer diagnosis.

The company has developed a testing, verification and validation platform for automated driving systems.

Jifiti facilitates white-labeled point-of-sale financing solutions for banks, lenders and merchants.

The acquisition is OwnBackup’s latest step toward growing its data protection platform.

Melio joined the unicorn club in January this year when it raised $110 million at a valuation of $1.3 billion.

Avanan has developed AI-based technology to block in the cloud emails containing malicious links.

Tamir Pardo's XM Cyber will bid to protect infrastructures in the UAE and Bahrain, as part of a consortium led by Rafael.

Firstime Venture Capital founder Jonathan Benartzi argues that tech investment has a large role to play in combating climate change.

High pay, shares that only go up, and few working hours… no wonder Facebook, Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft drain Israel's talent pool.

Through Tmura's options donation model, Israeli non-profits will gain some NIS 40 million from Outbrain and Riskified's Wall Street IPOs.

Resentment at the high earnings of technology sector employees overlooks their outsize contribution to Israel's economy.

Prof. Shulamit Levenberg and Didier Touba are set to make the world healthier and cleaner with their lab-grown meat.