Meir Orbach

Matt Thompson, the former Socure president and ID.me co-founder, takes over day-to-day leadership as Boodaei moves into the role of chairman to focus on product strategy and the security challenges posed by AI agents.

The Israeli cybersecurity startup aims to protect data even while it is being processed in the cloud, targeting governments, banks, defense organizations and other institutions with strict security requirements.

The digital asset infrastructure company denied reports that Visa is seeking to acquire it. The reported price would value Fireblocks roughly 69% below its $8 billion valuation in a 2022 funding round.

The funding, led by Red Dot Capital Partners, brings Mave’s total funding to $34 million. The company is developing AI that investigates alerts across existing security tools without requiring organizations to centralize their data.

The company has raised tens of millions of dollars in seed funding as it develops technology to accelerate AI models. Its research also examines why AI coding agents struggle to keep applications working as users add features.

The Israeli-founded digital asset security company is set to cut 60 to 70 jobs, including dozens in Israel, after rejecting reports that Visa is considering a $2.5 billion acquisition.

The prime minister's call to prepare an alternative economy has alarmed high-tech leaders, even as advisers close to him argue that contingency planning for possible sanctions is necessary.

Valued at $4.5 billion just two months after its founding, the startup is buying a team with years of experience building AI chips and infrastructure as it pursues a 1,000-fold improvement in computing efficiency.

The Bluevine acquisition brings approximately 180 R&D employees, most based in Tel Aviv, into Valley’s broader technology ambitions. Russell Barrett says the bank plans to use Bluevine’s software, AI expertise and risk-management capabilities across its operations while keeping further acquisitions on hold for now

After more than a decade at the company, CEO Dor Abuhasira and former chief revenue officer Ariel Avitan are departing. Percepto is launching Axion, a software platform that extends its business beyond its own drones to analyze data from third-party equipment.