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Verbit appoints Yair Amsterdam as permanent CEO, focuses on AI and growth

26.06.24|Meir Orbach

“We have growth plans and have reduced our cash burn rate, so we do not need to raise capital in the near future. We will consider raising capital only at the beginning of next year if the business plan shows results,” said Amsterdam, who served as Acting CEO since February following the departure of founder Tom Livne

Verbit cutting dozens of jobs in third round of layoffs

05.03.24|Meir Orbach

The move comes one month after company President Yair Amsterdam was named Acting CEO, replacing long-time CEO Tom Livne

מוסף עצמאות 14.4.21 תום ליבנה מייסד Verbit

Verbit hits $2 billion valuation with $250 million Series E

23.11.21|Meir Orbach

The AI-powered Israeli transcription and captioning startup doubled its valuation from its Series D six months ago

Verbit reaches unicorn status with $157 million funding round

08.06.21|Meir Orbach

The AI-powered Israeli transcription and captioning startup is also planning a secondary round valued at $70 million in the near future and is targeting an IPO in 2022

Israel's Verbit acquires U.S. caption company VITAC for $50 million

11.05.21|Hagar Ravet

VITAC specializes in real-time transcription, with its clients including the biggest broadcasters in the world and most of the leading cable networks in the U.S.

Verbit’s technology leaves it alone at the top of the transcription world

14.04.21|Hagar Ravet

“I identified the problem in 2011, found the solution in 2016, and today we are leading the market,” says CEO Tom Livne, whose company was ranked third on Calcalist's list of 50 most promising Israeli startups

To achieve its mission of transforming the note-taking world, Verbit wants to become the “Uber of transcription”

10.09.20|James Spiro

The transcription service can be used in a variety of verticles such as education, healthcare, and media

תום ליבנה מנכל ומייסד שותף של חברת VERBIT

Tel Aviv-Based Transcription Startup Verbit Raises $31 Million

15.01.20|Meir Orbach

Verbit develops an AI system capable of automatically transcribing recorded speech

Tel Aviv Startup Verbit Launches Real-Time Transcription Service

17.03.19|Adi Pick

Verbit’s transcription service works on a pay-per-minute price model

Tel Aviv-Based Transcription Startup Verbit Raises $23 Million

29.01.19|Hagar Ravet

Verbit develops an AI-based system capable of automatically transcribing recorded speech. A human operator fluent in the relevant field then checks the output for errors and inaccuracies

AI Transcription Startup Verbit Raises $11 Million in Seed

29.03.18|Tofi Stoler

Tel Aviv-based Verbit develops an artificial intelligence-based system that automatically transcribes recorded speech