Israel Start-Up Nation

Israel and Mexico have developed the joint initiative amid the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The joint venture aims to bring Watergen’s “Atmospheric Water Generation” technology to India, where three-quarters of rural Indian families do not have access to clean water.

The record revenue marks a 27% increase in year-over-year Q1 revenues, even as the global economy teeters on the brink of recession.

Led by CEO Shir Abecasis, Firmus applies advanced computer vision techniques to analyze construction blueprints and other documents and uncover costly design issues.

This is Upstep's second round of funding. In 2021, the company raised about $2.5 million.

Nanox will develop crucial semiconductor microchips – The subject of many supply issue woes – That produces digital x-rays for their 3D medical imaging systems.

Shamir Optical, a world-leading company in the production of high-performance optical lenses, will become a shareholder in AI-based eye-tracking startup Blink.

Technological changes on the global level are assumed to be the cause for such a decline, with the demand for solutions in advertising and social media dropping in turn.

Glilot Capital is among the best-performing venture capital funds in the world and will now see their value increase to $400 million

If the proper strategy is employed, Israel’s northern region could become the next big thing in hi-tech.