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Software by day, flamenco by night: Israeli techie’s double life

Raised in one of Israel’s prominent high-tech families, Omri Shetach built parallel career as flamenco guitarist, studying in Andalusia and performing abroad; now his 12-year musical journey culminates in new album and a September 5 Tel Aviv show

ynet Global | 08.26.26

Stigg expands AI billing platform with Received.ai acquisition

Stigg acquired billing startup Received.ai, expanding its platform to connect customer contracts, usage-based entitlements and invoicing, while allowing companies to continue using billing systems such as Stripe and NetSuite

ynet Global | 08.21.26

IAIG founder Nimrod Lehavi and Ofer Bar-Or

This Israeli venture studio wants to reinvent SaaS with AI

Backed by a $6 million funding round, Inevitable AI Group plans to launch dozens of AI-native software companies in weeks, betting it can reinvent SaaS with smaller teams and lower costs

ynet Global | 08.06.26

The AI gold rush is over. Now the cloud bill comes due

Over the past two years, we rushed to adopt artificial intelligence out of a fear of being left behind; now, as the cloud bill lands on the CFO's desk, the focus is shifting from initial enthusiasm to smart cost control

Safi Keisari | 08.05.26

Bloom Security launches with $20 million seed round to secure AI-powered enterprise endpoints

As AI agents and autonomous tools reshape workplace security, the company has developed ways to help enterprises discover, assess and control software running across employee devices with real-time visibility and context-based risk management.

ynet Global | 07.30.26

Arato team. The company employs 23 people, all based in Israel

Israeli startup Arato raises $10M to test AI before it fails

Arato has raised $10 million in seed funding to expand its AI testing platform, which simulates real-world user interactions to help organizations identify failures, assess risks and evaluate AI applications before and after deployment

ynet Global | 06.29.26

Limitless Lab founders Shahaf Finder, David Priev and Assaf Peleg

Limitless Labs raises $20 million to expand AI platform for precision manufacturing

Tel Aviv-based company says its software is already used by Blue Origin, Cadillac Formula 1, Sandvik and Iscar to reduce CNC programming time and help manufacturers retain expertise as skilled workers retire

ynet Global | 06.16.26

Amdocs is preparing for a wave of layoffs, hundreds of them in Israel

The move is part of a broad reorganization the company is currently working on; According to estimates, the layoffs will affect 7% to 10% of the company’s workforce in Israel and worldwide; Amdocs employs 29,000 people worldwide, and about 5,000 in Israel

Meir Orbach/Calcalist | 05.28.26

Priority Software rolls out AI agents to power next-gen ERP

Priority ERP V26.0 adds aiERP Companion and specialized AI agents to automate finance, sales and supply chain tasks, surface insights and streamline enterprise workflows

ynet Global | 05.17.26

Quantum Machines founders Nissim Ofek, Itamar Sivan and Yonatan Cohen

Quantum Machines buys QHarbor, opens Dutch office to expand Europe operations

Israeli quantum computing company opens a Delft office to expand its European software operations, adding Dutch startup’s tools for automated experimentation, data management and system-level coordination

ynet Global | 05.11.26

Minimus raises $51 million to kill 95% of software vulnerabilities

Backed by YL Ventures and Mayfield, Israeli cybersecurity startup replaces bloated containers with secure, minimal images, slashing risk and dev time across the software supply chain

ynet Global | 01.06.26

New Apiiro AI SAST uses deep code analysis to identify real-world software risks

Apiiro unveils new static application security testing tool that combines deep code analysis and AI to cut false positives, identify exploitable risks and generate precise fixes to help security teams keep pace with AI-accelerated software development

ynet Global | 12.22.25

Airbus warns A320 software flaw could disrupt flights worldwide, including Israeli carriers

Airbus says intense sunlight can corrupt critical flight-control data on thousands of A320s, prompting an urgent software update and possible weekend delays including for Israeli carriers; older jets may need longer grounding for hardware upgrades

News Agencies, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 11.28.25

Excel turns 40: From spreadsheet to AI powerhouse — and the Israeli team behind it

Hundreds of millions use Excel worldwide but few know the software’s global development is led from Herzliya by two Israelis; in an interview marking Excel’s 40th anniversary, Tamar Tzruya Bar-Zakai and Yair Helman reveal how AI is transforming it

Israel Wullman | 10.05.25

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