Israeli company AnyClip, a video content and ad solutions provider, announced on Tuesday that it raised $47 million in a new investment round led by Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP). AnyClip has also relaunched itself as The Visual Intelligence Company, introducing an expanded platform for “a new era in video analytics” with next-generation AI tools.
Founded in 2006, AnyClip began by enabling content producers and owners to develop, curate and distribute their video content on websites and social media and earn revenue. The company said it is now introducing the first fully automated and centralized platform for video management, distribution, analytics, and monetization powered by its proprietary visual intelligence.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself in foreign territory: on the outside looking in, even as he seeks to project strength amid rising instability in Jerusalem.
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NEW YORK, May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ ionir, a leader in container-native storage innovation, announced today the latest release of its Kubernetes-native storage platform, adding and extending critical data services required to ensure persistent data and to operate stateful applications in Kubernetes at enterprise scale. Additionally, the new release empowers full compatibility with Red Hat OpenShift and the Google Cloud Platform.
This release introduces clone to time via CSI integration, a capability that leverages ionir s patented core metadata management system. It gives customers the ability to instantly access data volumes as they existed at any previous point in time with one-second RPOs. No disruptive, time-consuming and expensive snapshot or backup is required. Now the Kubernetes container storage interface can simply request a volume from a specified time, and seconds later, a fully read/write-capable volume containing data as it
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Question of the Day Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, right, and Minister of Defense Benny Gantz attend a special cabinet meeting on the occasion of Jerusalem Day, at the Jerusalem Municipality building, in Jerusalem, Sunday, May 9, 2021. (Amit Shabi/Pool Photo via AP) more > By Jacob Wirtschafter Special to The Washington Times - - Monday, May 10, 2021
For more than a decade, he was both the unstoppable force and the immovable object of Israeli politics.
But after two years of political stalemate and a week of momentous developments, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself in foreign territory on the outside looking in.