The funds were raised from institutional investors in Israel, the US, Europe and Asia and brings the total funds under management to more than $1 billion.
Blockaid protects the largest companies building onchain, including Coinbase, Metamask, Stellar, Uniswap, and World App.
The AI startup founded last year by OpenAI founder and former chief scientist Ilya Sutskever, is in talks to raise money at a company valuation of over $30 billion, "Bloomberg" reports.
The company, which protects national infrastructures, was founded by former spyware company NSO Group CEO Shalev Hulio, former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Gil Dolev.
MenteeBot V3.0 takes on lifting tasks that would typically be strenuous for human workers over extended periods.
Voyantis combines predictive and prescriptive AI to eliminate guesswork traditionally involved in assessing a customer’s potential value.
"Globes" examines why Rapyd, Melio and eToro have halved their valuations, even though revenue and profitability are growing.
US investor Sender Cohen says Nevo Labs will focus on research for long term commercial development in three key research areas: AI, quantum computing, and synthetic biology.
Exclusive: Sources close to the deal have told "Globes" that Ilya Sutskever's AI enterprise SSI has leased offices in Tel Aviv's Midtown high-rise tower.
The secretive AI company was reportedly founded in June 2024 and has said that it plans to operate from offices in Palo Alto and Tel Aviv.
The Israeli digital payments company has cut its valuation 60% to $3.5 billion, "Bloomberg" reports.
The Israeli company aims to disrupt the optical industry by digitalizing the lens coating process.
Overall in 2024, Israeli privately-held tech companies raised $9.58 billion in 2024, according to IVC-LeumiTech, up 38% from 2023 when $6.9 billion was raised.
The Israeli startup, which has raised $60 million, has ongoing liabilities of NIS 11 million that it will struggle to repay without legal arrangements.
US private equity firm AE Industrial Partners has already paid $900 million for Israeli cyberattack company Paragon, even though the Defense Ministry is still examining the deal.
This is the US data security company's third acquisition in Israel over the past five years.
UVeye’s systems, which are an “MRI for vehicles,” deliver precise, data-driven insights by scanning all visible vehicle components in a matter of seconds.
The former Moderna CMO, who led development of the company's Covid vaccine, tells "Globes" about Averna Therapeutics, which through gene editing is developing groundbreaking drugs.
The company, with about 2,500 employees worldwide, is one of Israel's most secretive and profitable companies.
In his first interview since being appointed CFO and president of Wiz, Fazal Merchant tells "Globes" about the Israeli cybersecurity company's future plans.
Shahar Bar-Or tells "Globes" about the Herzliya-based enterprise storage startup's revival of fortunes, after it nearly went out of business in 2020, culminating in its $500 million acquisition by Lenovo.
The company is also announcing the launch of a powerful new clinical documentation improvement (CDI) product, Eleos Compliance.
The US venture capital fund is returning to Israel with local representation after more than a decade.
The US AI powered parking platform is acquiring Oosto for $125 million in an all-share deal, "TechCrunch" reports.
The Chinese computer giant will pay hundreds of millions of dollars for Infinidat, which will become its Israel development center.
Merav Bahat, CEO of Dazz, bought by Wiz last year, tells "Globes" she advised Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport not to sell to Google.
Veteran Israeli venture capitalist Amir Gal-Or is launching an ambitious AI-enabled system that will produce personalized DNA-based recommendations.
Intel Capital, which is very active in Israel, will continue under another name and raise capital independently.
Of this figure, $10.6 billion was officially reported by the companies that raised the money, while an additional $1.6 billion was in deals that remain unreported.
The New York-based blockchain giant will pay $160 million for its second Israeli acquisition.