Israel High Tech Scene May 14 – 12

Tel Aviv at sunset, Israel New Startups / VC FundingBuildots Brings In More Than $100 Million For Construction TechBuildots, an Israeli startup that uses AI and computer vision to modernize construction management, raised $60 million in a Series C round mutually led by Viola Growth and Eyal Ofer’s O.G. Tech. The funding comes less than […]

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Shai Agassi Is Back in Car Business

Shai Agassi (Wikipedia) Shai Agassi is back in the automobile business. He is probably best known for having been the man behind Israel’s very own electric car company Better Place. It was hoped that the company would give Israel its very own Tesla. But, unfortunately, it was not to be and Better Place declared bankruptcy […]

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Israel High Tech Scene May 7 – 13

Tel Aviv at sunset, Israel New Startups / VC FundingRedefine Meat Raising Another $250 Million For Meat SubstitutesThe Israeli startup Redefine Meat is raising an additional $250 million in funding. The company develops meat substitutes with 3D printing that it says taste just like the real thing. Calcalist reported that Bank of America is working […]

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Intel: Israeli-developed processor doubles the throughput of Nvidia’s

Israeli developed processor. Avigdor Willenz Habana Labs. Photo sourcewith permission Techtime Israeli startup Habana Labs, the developer of AI deep learning processors for data centers, has introduced its second-generation CPU that strengthens its rivalry with Nvidia. Intel acquired Habana Labs for $2 billion in 2019. According to Intel’s release, the recently revealed Gaudi®2 processor and Greco […]

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NanoLock Snags Tamir Pardo Ex-Mossad Chief

Tamir Pardo (Wikipedia) NanoLock Security, an Israeli cyber security firm offering flash-to-cloud protection for IoT and connected edge devices, has brought in former Mossad Director Tamir Pardo as a member of its Advisory Board. In his new role, Tamir Pardo will advise company CEO Eran Fine and the company’s senior management on technological and commercial […]

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Europe Adds New ETIAS Entry Fee From 2023

Pay to Travel EU countries Beginning in May 2023, visa-exempt passengers will be required to apply for the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) at the cost of €7/$7.50 to enter any of the 26 European countries included in the program.  The European Commission has reaffirmed that ETIAS will apply to the EU Member […]

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