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The Israeli company’s AI model can analyze brain activity measured by non-invasive means and turn it into quantitative metrics designed to help doctors and researchers make diagnoses.

The company is developing an AI-based platform for managing identities and permissions in organizations.

LADRS, battle proven in Gaza and Lebanon, is a joystick-free drone control system that lets combat soldiers operate drones without taking their fingers off their rifle’s trigger.

The huge all Israeli cybersecurity deal will be in cash with a small amount in Cyera shares, sources have told “Globes.”

The founders of Mize, acquired by Korea’s Yanolja for $300 million, tell “Globes” how a hotel room - like an option in the financial markets - has an expiration date, a constantly fluctuating price, and can be traded.

Privately-held technology companies raised $7.6 billion in the first half of 2026, IVC-LeumiTech reports.

In the first six months of 2026, Israeli startups have raised $7.6 billion, according to IVC-LeumiTech.

The US chip giant will pay over $100 million for the cybersecurity company, which has raised $30 million to date.

The Israeli company’s platform is already used by 70,000 sellers and 1 million buyers to run deals every month.

Traysar, which has developed machines for use against terrorist tunnels and underground installations, has raised $25 million.

This is the second time this month that an Israeli chip startup in serial entrepreneur Avigdor Willenz’s portfolio has raised hundreds of millions of dollars.

Wix rival Elementor is cutting its workforce by 30%.

“Globes” talks to Sapir Harosh, who manages investment activities in Israel for Third Point, and was closing procurement deals for the Defense Ministry worth millions of dollars when she was just 20.

Stratos Ventures has raised $50 million of a planned $80 million, and has former senior US security personnel among its partners.

The fund has also managed to mobilize Israeli institutional investors.

Layoffs in Israel's tech sector are gathering pace and are liable to have knock-on effects on support industries, although the general  outcome may not be entirely negative.

Founded by former NSO CEO Shalev Hulio and former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, Dream sells systems to governments that thwart cyberattacks by state actors like Russia, Iran and China.

Wiz CTO Ami Luttwak tells the Globes TECH IL Conference that AI is affecting cybersecurity faster than he expected.

Speaking at the Globes TECH IL Conference, the Israeli serial entrepreneur soke about his latest startup, which is developing a kind of electronic friend.

Introducing the ten emerging Israeli tech startups picked by the experts as most likely to succeed.

Cato Networks founder and CEO Shlomo Kramer told the Globes TECH IL Conference that he sees a slowdown ahead in hiring in Israel.

Fifteen Israeli startups are presenting at Europe's premier technology show, co-founded by Maurice Levy. There is even a tech-based Middle East peace initiative.

The Kiryat Gat-based company, of which Avigdor Willenz was a founding investor and where he serves as chairperson, is valued at $2.5 billion.

The Tel Aviv-based company is laying off 200 of its 500 employees.

The investment comes following positive results in an initial efficacy trial, Phase IIa, in which an improvement in lung function was demonstrated in some 70% of patients.

NewCore has entered the crowded and competitive market of identity and authorization management in organizations.

Following the acquisition for more than $250 million, the Canadian identity security company will establish a development center in Israel.

monday Ventures will invest in Israeli companies innovating in the world of work.

The Ness-Ziona based startup is developing a quantum computer based on the combination of photons and cold atoms.

The company’s cloud security platform creates added value, particularly for organizations in the process of migrating to the cloud or M&A processes.