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

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"Wiz is the world's fastest-growing cyber company and together we can build the largest security company to come out of Israel"

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Warburg Pincus Signs Deal to Acquire Israeli Credit Card Issuer for $680 Million

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"Everyone will be a manager" - what the world of work will look like with AI agents

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Zebra Matrix deal

Matrix acquires Israel’s Zebra Technologies

Zebra is a value-added distributor that provides network and cybersecurity solutions

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CloudZone appoints Maggie Schneider as Vice President, EMEA Lead

20.11.22|James Spiro

Schneider will manage and identify the needs of the European market, launch new branches, and hire new teams

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IAI and Matrix collaborate on AI development center focused on Automated Target Detection in battlefields

22.02.21|James Spiro

New technology will help battlefields and be implemented into IAI’s satellite, space, defense, assault, and other systems

Battle over tech recruits gets explosive: company asks applicants to dismantle a bomb

16.02.21|Elihay Vidal

Candidates must overcome a series of online and physical world challenges to be considered for job at a leading Israeli tech company

מגזין מנהלים 31.12.20 מוטי גוטמן מנכ"ל חברת המחשוב מטריקס

Tel Aviv-listed IT company Matrix buys local distributor of Gestetner printers for NIS49 million

The acquisition was made through Matrix subsidiary Caliber, which distributes 3D-printers and scanners in Israel

Dutch Firm Wins Bid to Examine Building Artificial Airport Island Off Israeli Coast

02.04.19|Adi Pick

In 2002, the Israeli government approved a plan to construct two man-made islands off the country’s shores, designating one for an international airport and one for housing