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Israeli tech companies, which raised a record $8.3 billion in 2019, have already raised almost $6 billion in the first seven months of 2020, despite the Covid-19 crisis.

Spot founder Amiram Shachar's professors weren't impressed by his idea for cheaper cloud computing, but it's now central to NetApp.

Buildots puts cameras on the hardhats of managers to capture imaging of every detail of an ongoing project during regular site walks.

Ermetic helps organizations enforce tighter, least privilege access policies across both user and machine identities to help prevent data breaches.

Chorus.ai has created a conversation intelligence platform for high-growth sales teams using artificial intelligence.

Explorium allows companies to build better predictive models by connecting their internal data to thousands of external data sources.

ClimaCell’s product based on automated and predictive impact technologies, which help customers save millions in operational efficiency, improve safety, and avoid significant costs and damages from weather events.

The Neve Ilan-based company plans to disrupt early-detection healthcare via deployment of a global medical imaging infrastructure.

The Israeli company has developed technology, which combines ingredients from an innovative plant based formula, 3D robot printing, and advanced cooking methods.

Patients with Covid-19 who are in a moderate or serious condition need to undergo frequent blood count tests.

As Covid-19 rages, companies with solutions meet hospitals with problems on digital health community platform HealthIL.

Determination and an unusual appetite for risk have taken Sarit Firon from poor beginnings to managing partner at Team8 Capital.

Founder Gil Kerbs tells "Globes" about Newt and its personalized nutrition app, which provides motivation as well as menus.

Lockdown made many people turn to music, and Israeli instrument learning app JoyTunes was there to help.

The company, which has filed for a US IPO, is worth nearly as much as Israel's two largest insurance companies Harel and Phoenix combined. "Globes" examines why.