Meir Orbach is an editor and reporter for CTech by Calcalist, a leading technology news outlet in Israel. He covers a wide range of topics within the tech industry, including investments, acquisitions, startups, and emerging technologies. His work has also been featured in Ynet News, a popular Israeli news website.
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Meir Orbach's coverage primarily focuses on startups, technology, and business. He frequently covers private sector announcements and press releases related to software & SaaS, privacy & cybersecurity, big tech, and general business/industry news.
Given Meir’s focus on private sector announcements and press releases within the startup ecosystem, he is likely interested in receiving pitches from companies announcing funding rounds, acquisitions or mergers. Additionally, if you have insights into trends in layoffs within specific industries or regions that are supported by data or industry knowledge, this could be of interest to him.
As Meir does not specify a geographic focus but mentions Israeli high-tech sectors as well as global layoffs at 888 group in Israel; international perspectives alongside specific local insights may be relevant for his coverage.
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Facing a downturn, Israeli VCs take a back seat while U.S. giants dominate the startup scene.
Major workforce reductions come as Intel pushes for $10 billion in savings worldwide.
The Israeli startup targets breakthroughs in quantum computing with its photonic approach and growing investor confidence.
By: Sophie Shulman
Board chairman Tim Harvey notified the employees that he will be taking charge as CEO, but founder Nadav Shoval replied by saying he's not going anywhere. “The board has falsely stated that I am stepping out of my role as CEO. Let me be clear: that is not true and not my intent.”
The fund has completed a first close of $80 million and plans to invest in 20 to 25 companies.
The VC, which has competed a first close of $20 million, intends to make several investments per year of $1M-$3M per company and will also reserve around $5M-$6M for follow-on investments in each company.
By: Sophie Shulman
Dov Moran, the legendary entrepreneur and inventor of the USB memory stick, believes Intel is running out of options. With job cuts looming and critical projects delayed, the question remains: How will Israel's economy withstand the ripple effects of Intel's global transformation?
Cybersecurity tops the charts in Seed rounds, while AI's rapid growth lags behind in company valuations, according to data from Altshare.
Cost-cutting measures continue at Intel with reductions in non-essential benefits for employees.
The private equity firm is on the verge of closing a new $10 billion-plus fund, roughly half the amount originally targeted, the Financial Times also reported. The VC has established a continuation fund that enables LPs to sell their stakes in portfolio companies to other investors, while allowing Insight to keep its ownership in the underlying company.
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