Israeli High-tech
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Huge funding round in Israeli high-tech: $15 million for physical games
The startup that connects classic board games like chess and the Rubik's cube to the digital world has completed a surprising investment round, on its way to establishing a sales network in the United States.
Assaf Rappaport: 'My God, this guy can probably do anything'
The prestigious American magazine Fortune publishes a comprehensive profile article on Israeli tech entrepreneur Yevgeny Dibrov, CEO and co-founder of Armis, which was recently acquired by ServiceNow for approximately $7.75 billion. Among the interviewees, Assaf Rappaport shares insights into their personal history, their first investment exchange, and the role of a Bible quiz in their early...
In Musk's Crosshairs: Descartes in Talks for $6 Billion Sale
Israeli startup Descartes is in advanced talks to be acquired by a major international player for $6-7 billion. SpaceX is considered the primary candidate for the acquisition.
Google manager reveals: How I saved my team from layoffs
Against the backdrop of the most severe crisis in the Israeli high-tech sector, a senior manager reveals the personal moments of horror and the secret method she developed to save her employees and find them all new jobs.
The battle of the billions in Israeli high-tech: The court has made a dramatic decision
The Israeli company Papaya was ordered to pay $719 million to its competitor Skillz, but now a new legal drama in the United States is changing the rules of the game and preventing immediate punitive measures.
Fiverr and Wix Deal Collapses: High-Tech in Turmoil as Glilot Offices Remain Empty
The cancellation of Fiverr's 4,500-square-meter lease at the Wix campus reflects the broader crisis in Israeli high-tech. Faced with revenue pressures, the AI revolution, and widespread layoffs, companies are prioritizing lean operations over office expansion.