Who is hiring 1,400 new employees and what's the crazy amount data scientists are being paid?

Intel to hire 1,400 new employees, establish $200 million campus in Haifa. Israel’s largest private employer will hire 1,000 new employees for its various R&D centers and another 400 for Habana Labs. Read more

Locusview raises $64 million series A to accelerate growth of DCM platform. The Israeli startup has managed within two years of the launch of its first product to integrate it in over 20 of the biggest energy infrastructure companies in the U.S. Read more

Data scientists’ salaries reach crazy highs as the war for tech talent escalates. A survey held by Machine & Deep Learning Israel has revealed that the average salaries in the data science and machine and deep learning sectors at GAMFA stands at NIS 55,700 (approximately $17,200) a month. Read more

Connecteam raises $37 million to grow all-in-one app for deskless employees. During 2020, the company saw massive customer growth of more than 400%, and now has over 150,000 active users. Read more

Your secrets are safe with Akeyless, who just raised $14 million to upgrade cloud security. The company protects all types of secrets, across multiple environments, via a single SaaS-based platform. Read more

AiVF receives European CE Mark for its AI-based IVF treatments. The platform is now seeking approval in the U.S. where IVF treatment can cost as much as $20,000. Read more

Clal and Altshuler lead $31 million investment in electric mobility startup IRP Systems. The Israeli company specializes in high-performance electric powertrain systems for a variety of e-mobility platforms. Read more

Cleantech company Tipa considering SPAC merger at over $500 million valuation. The Israeli company, which develops compostable flexible packaging, raised funds at a $120 million valuation just four months ago. Read more

Tech on the Roof | “It’s a matter of a year or two”: Innoviz outlines autonomous vehicle roadmap. Speaking at Calcalist's Tech on the Roof, Omer Keilaf outlines when he believes self-driving cars will be validated and deployed to more streets around the world. Read more