
CTech's Thursday Roundup of Israeli Tech News
BMW Group to open a technology scouting office in Tel Aviv; Palo Alto to keep Demisto “almost independent” following its acquisition
CTech | 15:27, 21.02.19
BMW Group to open a technology scouting office in Tel Aviv. A small team will work with local startups and research universities to discover relevant trends and technologies. Read more
Palo Alto to keep Demisto “almost independent” following its acquisition. In a conference held Tuesday, Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora discussed the company’s strategy going forward. Read more
JVP closes a new $220 million fund. The firm stated the new fund will invest in early to mid-stage companies in intersectional domains such as computer vision meets wellness, cybersecurity meets fintech and insurtech, artificial intelligence meets retail and media, and big data meets healthcare IT. Read more
Israel’s centrist parties merge to take on Netanyahu. Former Israeli military chief of staff Benny Gantz has joined forces with centrist politician Yair Lapid to run against Benjamin Netanyahu for the prime minister’s seat in the upcoming general election in Israel. Read more
Phage therapies company BiomX raises $32 million. BiomX develops customized therapies based on bacteriophages—viruses that invade bacterial cells and can be used to treat infections. Read more
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