From soldiering to start-ups: Israel's Druze community is building its own start-up ecosystem
“Our young people are our future,” says Koftan Halabi, Druze hi-tech entrepreneur and founder of the Druze tech center in Isfiya.
“Our young people are our future,” says Koftan Halabi, Druze hi-tech entrepreneur and founder of the Druze tech center in Isfiya.
According to a report by the international rating firm Start-up Genome, startup activity is concentrated in the fields of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and life sciences.
Next generation technology infrastructure companies are going public and becoming liquidity magnets. The financial drama will stream billions into Israeli high tech as well, but it will harm Europe.
The chip giant launched its first bond issuance in 5 years with the goal of raising 20 billion dollars – but the insane demand reached 85 billion dollars and shattered the plans.
Daniel Koren founded a search engine that locates clinical trials around the world for cancer patients, after his father passed away from the disease.
The Tel Aviv–based company, a leader in non-human identity (NHI) security, will assist the American giant in sealing security breaches in the era of autonomous agents.
The Ramat Hachayal–based fintech company, which employs approximately 100 workers, is being acquired by Western Union in a transaction valued at approximately NIS 200 million.
While the current chief, Dror Bin, faced economic turbulence with the pandemic and the Hamas war, the next CEO will be in charge of guiding Israel to the age of AI, experts told the Post.
Aiming at younger generations and their need for socialization, Bigger Picture offers cinemas a platform to track their data and create better experiences.
The company, founded by Israeli cyber veterans, says its platform continuously finds and helps fix real attack paths before AI-powered hackers can exploit them.
The company is facing growing pressure to forge a path to profitability by driving higher revenue, with the main strategy being to attract more lucrative clients over developing new features.