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Hailo is developing a breakthrough microprocessor based on a disruptive proprietary technology for deep learning applications.

Four cities already use Colu's local currency, with two more slated to join this year.

$37 million has already been raised and the Israeli fund, which will invest in medical devices and digital helath startups, will reach $50 million by the end of the first quarter.

The latest funding recognizes the unique potential of Tyto Care's on-demand, remote telehealth solution to improve healthcare access and delivery in the US, Japan and China.

The Tel Aviv-based company has launched a service for farmers looking to gain deeper insight into the health and productivity of their trees.

Foretellix provides autonomous car developers with the ability to realize and demonstrate the extremely high level of safety required.

The Israeli delivery logistics platform for enterprises is already operating in over 50 countries.

The Israeli company brings real world application of face, body and object recognition with unparalleled accuracy and technology.

The new Israeli-Japanese fund had its initial closing in October 2018 and is planning its final closing in 2019.

The Israeli company is developing miniature chips for battery-free Bluetooth technology for use in Internet-of-Things applications.

In a 100-page survey, the Authority recommends government action to focus the industry on AI and bring its benefits to other sectors.

As cryptocurrencies plummeted, more than 20 Israeli startups closed down in 2018.

Zisapel combines original solutions to Israel's engineer shortage with a fresh chance for disadvantaged youth - backed by his own cash.

The Israeli company's solution takes the new CRISPR gene-cutting technology one better.

"Globes" ranks this year's crop of companies that are most likely to make a disruptive difference.