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Facial recognition firm Oosto, formerly AnyVision, sold for $125M after raising $352M

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מוסף חג העצמאות 25.4.23 ניר ו אופיר קרקובסקי חברת deepdub

The big Krakowski: Israeli startup Deepdub takes on Hollywood

25.05.23|Yonatan Sredni

CEO Ofir Krakowski takes CTech on a Deepdub deep dive behind how his Tel Aviv startup became the first AI dubbing solution to receive content security accreditation from Hollywood's Motion Picture Association. “We support 30 languages,” Krakowski beams, “and by the end of the year we hope to support 60”

Software Debugging Startup Rookout Raises $4.2 Million

26.04.18|Asaf Shalev

The Israel-based startup’s technology allows customers to fix errors in their software having to write new code or take their applications offline