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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By: Meir Orbach
Founded by two sets of brothers, Plarium transitions from Aristocrat, which acquired it for around $500 million in 2017, to a new chapter under MTG.
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Eshel criticized the conduct of the government at the Calcalist and Bank Leumi conference in Miami and noted that the defense sector could even outgrow the cyber ecosystem in Israel.
Jeremy Suard, CEO of Exodigo, was speaking at Calcalist and Bank Leumi's Miami conference.
Rinat Zilberstein, VP R&D at AT&T and GM at AT&T Israel R&D Center, said at the Calcalist and Bank Leumi conference in Miami; Nili Shalev, CEO at the Israel Export Institute, clarified that leading international organizations are strengthening ties with Israeli companies; Bruce Taragin from Blumberg Capital: "Soon companies with a value of more than 10 billion dollars will come out from Israel"
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The Israeli cybersecurity unicorn, which acquired Israeli startup Trail Security for $162 million last month, plans on growing its workforce from 400 to 600 employees by the end of 2025. "We aim to be the CrowdStrike of data security, with billions in revenue," said CEO Yotam Segev.
By: Meir Orbach
Twine’s AI platform automates key security tasks, starting with identity management, to support overwhelmed teams.
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