start-up

Global achievement: AISAP named a top innovative start-up for 2025

AISAP, an Israeli medical start-up, was named a top 2025 innovator by Fast Company, ranking 4th in healthcare for its AI tech in heart disease diagnosis.

DOGE cuts to US cybersecurity give Israeli firms a chance to fill the gap

Israel entities have an opportunity to collaborate more closely with US state and local authorities to deliver innovative and integrated cybersecurity solutions.

By NETTA SQUIRES
25/03/2025

The future on your finger: The smart ring race arrives in Israel

Samsung leads Apple with its smart ring that monitors health 24/7, available at Partner for NIS 1,499. Meanwhile, Isracard introduces an innovative payment ring.

By MEITAL SHARABI/MAARIV
24/03/2025

Can a single entrepreneur build and sustain a billion-dollar company?

The barriers to starting a business are lower than ever, thanks to AI and automation. But starting isn’t the same as succeeding.

By MAAYAN SHAHAR
23/03/2025
 Franklin invited Israeli founders to stand beside him as he rang the New York Stock Exchange's open

The Israeli entrepreneur who changed New York’s tech landscape with his visionary initiative

'Israeli Mapped in NY' has emerged as a vital startup hub, with Guy Franklin leading the charge for new Israeli venture entrepreneurs.

MNDL Bio wins award for the most innovative biotech solution in the Middle East

The startup company MNDL Bio has been named the winner of the Most Innovative Biotech Solution in the Middle East award.

By WALLA! TECH
04/03/2025

EdTech final: Israeli triumph and the surprising social prize

Eight start-ups won at the GESA finals, including Jessica, born as James, who developed an app to prevent recidivism; Israeli apps Nick Academy and VOCA TOOKI also won.

By JOSH ARONSON/ MAARIV
24/02/2025

Start-up competition in the digital health field

EY and IATI launch a startup competition to provide companies with the opportunity to present their developments to leading investors.

By TZAHI HOFFMAN
17/02/2025

Exit in Or Akiva: Israeli startup sold for $100 Million

EndoStream Medical, which developed an implant to help treat cerebrovascular diseases, has been acquired by a Japanese public corporation, with expected sales of $500 million by 2030.

By WALLA! MONEY
15/02/2025
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