The Intel Ignite program has announced the 10 Israeli startups selected to participate in its sixth Tel Aviv cohort.
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The selected startups comprise some 5% of over 200 applicants from a variety of tech industries, including artificial intelligence (AI), digital health, robotics, sensors, hardware, developer tools, and cybersecurity.
These companies are largely focused on deep tech innovation, and have raised an average of $5 million each.
These are the picks:
Redefine.dev: A startup that solves continuous integration (CI) bottlenecks with continuous pipeline optimization and predictive test selection.
Verobotics: Develops a new paradigm for building envelope upkeep, monitoring, and maintenance.
Xyte: A platform that turns hardware into service.
Senser: Focuses on data-drivel service experience.
Predicta Med: An AI-based decision support platform for early detection of autoimmune diseases.
Kahoona: A first-party data generation and activation platform for the open web designed to empower businesses to leverage audience data without compromising user privacy or performance.
Volumez: Develops universal data infrastructure for modern enterprise.
PxE: "Enabling machines to understand the world."
Dual Bird Technologies: Provides data analytics acceleration with clean-sheet ASIC based on unique HW/SW architecture.
Oligo Security: Currently in stealth.
Each participating startup works with mentors and industry experts and receives a program tailored to its specific needs.
Managing Director of Intel Ignite Israel Ranny Nachmias said, "It's an exciting time for us at Intel Ignite due to the great success in the collaboration between our fresh, innovative startups and Intel during the last year."
Nachmias said that Intel Ignite had recently been named "Acceleration program for 2021," which he called "great proof of confidence in the program."
"The sixth Israeli cohort, starting next week, drew an impressive number of applicants from various verticals in the industry. Since the program's launch in 2019, the participating companies have achieved magnificent results with nearly $700 million in funding. Intel also shares this success with the acquisition of Granulate, alumni of the first Israeli cohort. I am thrilled to see how the startups in the upcoming batch flourish along with the program and the unique personal professional connections created between the founders, experts, and mentors," Nachmias said.
Intel Ignite's accelerator program for startups in Israel has so far included 48 local startups and 20 more in Europe.
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