Worklight was named as one of Israel’s most promising start-ups of 2010. Its open platform helps speed the delivery of existing and new mobile applications to multiple devices. It also helps enable secure connections between enterprise IT systems and smartphone … Continue reading →

The top 10 largest multinationals (MNCs) including Intel, Nvidia, Google, Microsoft, HP, Applied Materials, IBM, Philips, & Apple, employ 37% of Israel’s workers. 60% of all MNCs said the war had minimal impact on their Israeli business, with 30% reporting … Continue reading →

The Hasoub (Arabic for “computer”) Garage incubator (see here previously) in Wadi Ara in the Arab town of Ar’ara comprises Hasoub Angels, an investment arm for early-stage startups, and Hasoub Labs, an innovation hub to transform ideas into reality. https://nocamels.com/2023/08/in-northern-israel-tech-veterans-are-nurturing-arab-innovation/ … Continue reading →

K Health raised $59 million; TytoCare raised $49 million; WINT Water Intelligence raised $35 million; Wing Cloud raised $20 million; Brevel raised $18.5 million; Trustmi raised $17 million; IVIX raised $12.5 million; Silk Security raised $12.5 million; Sweet Security raised … Continue reading →

Australia’s Aristocrat has acquired Israeli-founded NeoGames for approximately $1.2 billion. IBM has acquired Israel’s Polar Security for $60 million.