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More funding for Israel's SaaS security startups as Atmosec raises $6 million seed round – TechCrunch - Vimarsana News

More funding for Israel's SaaS security startups as Atmosec raises $6 million seed round – TechCrunch

Israeli SaaS security startup Atmosec raised a $6 million seed round led by Israeli VC firm Glilot Capital Partners and American fund Battery Ventures.

Former Intel Sales Director Ron Whitfield Joins Computing Optimization Startup Granulate as VP Business Development - Vimarsana News

Former Intel Sales Director Ron Whitfield Joins Computing Optimization Startup Granulate as VP Business Development

/PRNewswire/ -- Granulate, a leading provider of autonomous real-time computing workload optimization and cost reduction solutions, announced today the...

Former Intel Sales Director Ron Whitfield Joins Computing Optimization Startup Granulate as VP Business Development - Vimarsana News

Former Intel Sales Director Ron Whitfield Joins Computing Optimization Startup Granulate as VP Business Development

/PRNewswire/ -- Granulate, a leading provider of autonomous real-time computing workload optimization and cost reduction solutions, announced today the...

Israel's 10 'Hottest' Startups In 2021, According To WIRED - Vimarsana News

Israel's 10 'Hottest' Startups In 2021, According To WIRED

The UK edition of the American tech publication features 10 Israeli 'deep tech' startups and companies generating a buzz.

Survey: Israeli Startups Raising Funds Faster, No Longer Dependent on Relocating - Vimarsana News

Survey: Israeli Startups Raising Funds Faster, No Longer Dependent on Relocating

As rocket attacks from Gaza continues and rioting by both Jews and Arabs ripped through Israel’s mixed cities, those support... The survey found that due to virtual pitches and increased competition for deals, the time it took to close a round has been almost cut in half, with 59% of startups currently closing a round in under four months, compared to only 36% pre-Covid. Some 29% of the companies said that they closed a round in under two months. “41% of startups raised funds without meeting their investors face-to-face,” Yael Benjamin told Calcalist. “Companies that are managing to ...