Israeli tech delivered another unusually active week, with more than $750 million in announced funding, a billion-dollar cybersecurity acquisition and significant developments across semiconductors, quantum computing and venture
Israeli and Israeli-founded startups announced approximately $1.4 billion across 14 funding rounds this week, more than twice the $577.5 million raised during the entire month of August. The
Israeli AI security company Alice, formerly ActiveFence, raised a $140 million Series C at a reported valuation of $700 million to $800 million. The round brings its total
In technology, rumours are rarely just gossip. When credible reports emerge that a strategic buyer is considering a multibillion-dollar acquisition, or that a fast-growing company is preparing another
Three Israeli cybersecurity companies emerged from stealth within days of one another, carrying a combined $340 million in funding. It was an extraordinary display of investor conviction in
Bank of America ranked Israel among the world's leading AI ecosystems outside the US and China this week, highlighting its strengths in talent, startup creation and private investment.
The first half of 2026 has rewritten the venture capital record books. Global venture funding reached its strongest first half ever, driven by an unprecedented wave of AI investment, while
Israeli tech had a major strategic infrastructure week. The headline was AppsFlyer’s more than $1 billion strategic and secondary financing from Google, Meta, Unity and Moloco at a
Israeli tech had a busy identity-and-security week. The funding headline was Dream’s $260 million Series C at a $3 billion valuation, a round that sits directly at the
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