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Israeli universities alumni rank high in US high-tech capital funding list
Israeli universities dominate global entrepreneurship rankings as Tel Aviv University and the Technion secure top-10 spots, fueling billion-dollar startups
Shahar Ilan/Calcalist
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09.19.25
Israeli software company secures major office lease in Tel Aviv
JFrog secures massive 20,000-square-meter lease in Tel Aviv in a $172 million deal, signaling strong growth for the Israeli tech leader and a major win for Blue Square Real Estate
Dotan Levy, Almoz Azar/Cacalist
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09.19.25
Check Point acquires Lakera for $300 million to bolster AI security features
Check Point acquired Lakera to build an end-to-end AI security stack; The Swiss startup, founded by ex-Google and Meta experts, will form Check Point’s new global AI R&D hub in Zurich
Meir Orbach, Sophie Shulman
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09.17.25
Israeli high-tech faces slowdown in jobs and startups; yet record exits surge
High-tech no longer Israel’s growth engine? Israel Innovation Authority reports a slowdown; stagnant jobs, fewer startups, yet 2025 marks a record in exits led by the Google-Wiz deal
Israel Wullman
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09.17.25
Jared Kushner launches AI startup with top Israeli tech entrepreneur
Trump's son-in-law and tech investor, Elad Gil, launched Brain Co., a stealth AI startup backed by $30 million and Silicon Valley heavyweights, aiming to turn cutting-edge language models into real-world tools for governments
Raphael Kahan
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09.14.25
Nvidia executives tour Be’er Sheva’s innovation district, discuss new campus
Be’er Sheva aims to attract Nvidia’s new campus to the southern metropolis, highlighting its tech park, AI center, defense industries, and university collaborations to become a global tech hub
Ori Chudy
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09.05.25
‘The battleship of Israel’s economy’: Report praises high-tech resilience
New report finds Israeli tech drives nearly one-fifth of GDP and over half of exports, offsetting wartime losses despite talent shortages
The Media Line
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08.28.25
Fullpath snaps up Fuse Autotech in bid to own dealership fintech
Israeli startup Fullpath acquires Fuse Autotech, absorbing its payments platform and staff after US-Israeli venture failed to scale; CEO Aharon Horwitz says deal cements Fullpath’s push into fintech as it races to dominate AI-driven dealership software
Tal Shahaf
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08.21.25
The CEO who replaced 80% of staff for AI revolution: ‘I’d do it again’
IgniteTech CEO Eric Vaughan overhauled the software firm by replacing most of its workforce with AI-driven talent; Despite fierce resistance and sabotage, the company rebounded with new products, a major acquisition, and rare profitability
Daniela Ginsburg
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08.19.25
The algorithm vs. the bureaucrat: Israeli startups turn red tape into opportunity
From insurance claims and pension tracking to travel planning, onboarding and healthcare, Israel’s high-tech sector is building AI-driven tools to replace outdated systems, slash costs and ease bottlenecks—offering a blueprint for governments worldwide
Ynetnews
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08.17.25
Israeli app marketing analytics firm AppsFlyer in advanced talks for multi-billion dollar sale
Buyer is expected to be a private equity firm, according to reports; AppsFlyer has hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to manage the process
Meir Orbach/Calcalist
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08.14.25
'We will shut the country down': Tech firms will join hostage families on nationwide strike day
Israeli tech companies and venture capital funds, including Meta, Wix and Fiverr, are backing a nationwide strike organized by families of hostages and fallen soldiers; The action aims to halt economic activity and demand the immediate rescue of hostages and soldiers from further confrontation in Gaza
Israel Wullman
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08.10.25
People first? How Israeli companies are turning AI doubts into business advantages
As global tech giants pour billions into AI, Israeli companies are taking a tailored approach—balancing skepticism over accuracy and control with demand for efficiency, profitability and growth by developing strategic, people-centered solutions
Ynetnews
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08.10.25
Israeli initiative trains IDF combat veterans for high-paying tech careers
Combat veterans with no prior tech experience are fast-tracking into careers in cybersecurity, software and other high-demand fields, with training, stipends and job placement at top Israeli firms — turning battlefield skills into rewarding salaries
Ynetnews
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08.10.25
Is Israeli high-tech heading toward a post-war rally?
Analysis: Echoing the post-COVID-19 market, the Israeli ecosystem is preparing for renewed growth—with a wave of fundraising, strategic deals and signals of returning investor confidence; on the way there, we must remember the lessons of the 2021 bubble
Moran Chamsi
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08.10.25
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