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Share this article Share this article TEL AVIV, Israel, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Deci, the deep learning company building the next generation of AI, announced today a broad strategic business and technology collaboration with Intel Corporation to optimize deep learning inference on Intel Architecture (IA) CPUs. As one of the first companies to participate in Intel Ignite startup accelerator, Deci will now work with Intel to deploy innovative AI technologies to mutual customers.  The collaboration between Deci and Intel takes a significant step towards enabling deep learning inference...

Deci, the Israeli deep learning specialist, has entered a broad strategic business and technology collaboration with Intel to optimize deep learning infere

Intel ignites new start-up accelerator in Munich Zack Weisfeld. Image: Intel Ignite Intel is looking for exceptional deep-tech start-ups to join its Ignite accelerator in Germany next month. Intel Ignite, the early-stage start-up programme built by Intel, is coming to Munich in April. A select 10 start-ups will participate in the 12-week programme, which will offer mentorship from both Intel and industry experts. The first Intel Ignite programme ran in Tel Aviv. The programme has cycled through three cohorts in the Israeli city so far, and has seen graduate start-ups raise a combined $200m. T...

U.S. based Rapid7 acquires Israeli cyber startup Alcide.io for $50M NASDAQ traded cyber firm Rapid7 acquires Israeli startup Alcide.io to boost its Kubernetes security offering... Yaneev Avital / 31 Jan 2021 • 2 min read American cyber-security giant Rapid7 will acquire Alcide, an Israeli startup that develops code-to-production Kubernetes security. The companies have yet to reveal the acquisition amount, but reports estimate the deal in the $50 million range. Kubernetes...

Share this article TEL AVIV, Israel, Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- ARMO, developers of a pioneering platform that inherently secures cloud-native workloads with in-memory protection coupled with built-in visibility and control, today announced its launch out of stealth having secured $4.5 million in seed funding, from Pitango First. The company plans to use the funds to expand its go-to-market efforts and commercial offering of its technology. The growing adoption of cloud technologies by enterprise companies has accelerated the use of Kubernetes as the de-facto containers orchestration pla...