CTech's Tuesday Roundup of Israeli Tech News
Intel confirms $2 billion Habana Labs acquisition; Automated broadcasting company Pixellot acquires VidSwap
Intel confirms $2 billion Habana Labs acquisition. Calcalist first reported on the deal earlier this month, citing sources. Read more
Automated broadcasting company Pixellot acquires VidSwap. Pixellot develops production technologies that provide live, multi-angled, HD broadcasts of sporting events. Read more
Intel offices. Photo: Reuters
High-resolution radar startup Arbe raises $32 million. Arbe develops a high-resolution 4D imaging radar for autonomous vehicles. Read more
Salesforce backs cloud services company AllCloud in $18 million round. AllCloud was founded in 2014, as a result of the acquisition of two Israel-based cloud services companies, and provides companies with cloud architecture and implementation services. Read more
Cyber 2020 Conference:
You don’t need to be a genius to launch a successful cyberattack, says cybercrime researcher. Read more
Intelligence is vital to protecting company assets, says Verint VP. Read more
Cisco’s threat intelligence team sees 195 billion requests daily, says Cisco cybersecurity exec. Read more
Launching a cyber attack is easy, the challenge is not to be detected, says cyber exec. Read more
Cyber attacks through apps increased by 70% in 2019, says PerimeterX CEO. Read more
Organizations are ill-prepared for cyberattacks, says cyber law expert. Read more
Offensive cyber technologies should not become commercial, says former government exec. Read more
Ransomware attacks doubled in 2019, says SentinelOne CEO. Read more
