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500 Global and Ashdod Port unveil Batch 2 of joint maritime accelerator

11.09.23|Ariela Karmel

The aim of the accelerator is for potential startups to develop solutions for needs in seaport operations, and build the next generation of companies in sectors such as Industry 4.0, Logistics, Cyber, and Security

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Tnuva Launches Startup Accelerator Program

Dubbed Capsule, the program will scout startups and entrepreneurs for strategic collaborations, offering them access to Tnuva’s facilities, business advisement, and mentorship

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SAP Announces Tel Aviv Startup Accelerator

08.03.19|Amarelle Wenkert

The Tel Aviv chapter of the SAP.IO Foundry accelerator program will join existing accelerators in Paris, Berlin, Munich, New York City, San Francisco, and Tokyo

Head of Microsoft’s Israeli Startup Accelerator Resigns

19.11.18|Meir Orbach and Adi Pick

Last month, the company announced the newest batch of 11 startups accepted into the program in Tel Aviv, with an average funding of $2.2 million

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CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup

Amid probe, controlling family quits board of Israel’s biggest telecom provider. When multinationals think chip design, they look to Israel