Israeli Startups Raise $1.5 Billion in Q1 2019
Isrealitech startups are humming along, raising $1.55 billion in 128 deals in the first quarter (Q1) of 2019. This marks a 28 percent increase in capitala and a 15 percent increase in the number ...
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21 Apr 2019
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15 Apr 2019
Israeli Researches Print 3D Heart Made Of Human Tissue
Just when we thought that the only absolute things in life are “death and taxes,” medical and scientific breakthroughs may be able to forestall the former indefinitely. Of course, ...
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12 Apr 2019
Female Visionaries Converge On Israel for Forbes Global Women Summit
This year’s Forbes Under 30 Global Women’s Summit, saw participation from thirty-nine countries , in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. The following excerpts were originally reported by ...
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08 Apr 2019
Is Israel Becoming Cannabis Nation?
Over a thousand visitors from forty-five countries converged on Tel Aviv for CannaTech, the medical Cannabis (marijuana) conference. Participants from the biotech, pharmaceutical, and medicine ...
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01 Apr 2019
Using Artificial Intelligence on Facial Recognition Detects Rare Genetic Disorders
A new technological breakthrough is using AI and facial analysis to make it easier to diagnose genetic disorders. DeepGestalt is a deep learning technology created by a team of Israeli and ...
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26 Mar 2019
McDonald’s Turns To Israeli-Tech To Customize Orders And Drive-thru
It’s been a long time since McDonald’s made a major acquisition. Twenty years actually, and their acquisition of Isreali-tech startup Dynamic Yield may be a shrewd move to buy the ...
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19 Mar 2019
Neurowellness: A New Way To Manage Stress
Move over mindfulness meditation. Neuroscience is now beginning to map what’s going on inside your brain when you’re feeling good, and not-so-good, to help promote mental and ...
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13 Mar 2019
SAP Opens Accelerator Program in Tel Aviv
German owned SAP, the global leader in enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions, just made a big move in Israel, a startup accelerator to do just that; help tech startups get to market, and ...
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