Accelmed's fourth fund will work according to its established model of grafting new technologies onto stagnating companies, but will also invest in growth companies.
Refundit enables travelers to claim VAT refunds via an app instead of queuing at airports.
Track160 has developed a fully automated tracking solution for soccer teams.
The cybersecurity risk validation company has developed a platform for automated penetration testing.
The Israeli company deals with load management at hospitals and aims to shorten waiting times.
The Ness Ziona-based company is developing new PKR kinase inhibitor-based therapies for neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer’s disease.
Like other Softbank portfolio companies WeWork and Uber, Israeli insurtech startup Lemonade has high revenue, but it is still losing money.
The Israeli company's DriverSense system will be integrated into two new car models with the start of production scheduled for 2021.
The fund was founded in May 2018 and has already invested in 12 startups in Israel and Europe.
The Yokneam-based company has developed a novel crosslinking technology answering the growing demand for natural and soft non-invasive aesthetic treatments.
BlockTV's digital coins will be offered on the Bittrex Global cryptocurrency exchange.
The Israeli startup enables store assistants to know customers preferences from their online purchases.
Philippe Bouaziz's 365x is a startup accelerator with a French touch.
Guy Rinat, who founded and sold Demisto to Palo Alto Networks for $560 million told the EY Israel "Globes" Journey Conference what makes a successful exit.
Stephen Harper is president of the Awz venture capital fund advisory committee. The fund specializes in investments in Israeli security and intelligence startups.
The commercialization companies of Israel's universities take the Central Bureau of Statistics to task for measuring their success in terms of money.
Former top Israeli security operative Tamir Bechor talks about car cybersecurity company Cymotive, which he founded with two other former security service colleagues.
Despite the slower progress towards self-driving cars, Hailo and Cortica are Israel's frontrunners for a major exit or IPO, or to become unicorns.
Israeli company NextFerm has unique technology for turning natural yeasts into industrial power players.
40 years after founding RAD with his brother, Zisapel is still putting his heart into technology investments.
According to IVC, deals with German involvment accounted for 30% of the number of European deals in the Israeli ecosystem in the first half of 2019.
Tech companies are staying private for much longer than they used to, reaching huge valuations. Why? Follow the money.
Sonovia is applying technology from Bar-Ilan University to make hospitals safer, and the fashion industry greener.
Instead of investing in startups that come with an idea, Team8 identifies technological solutions that are needed and finds teams to develop them.
9% of private sector employees in high tech produce 40% of Israel's exports but raising the proportion is not easy.
Israeli company Savicell's product doesn't look for cancer cells, but for tell-tale immune system reactions.